Cuba denounces Saddam Hussein's execution

Cuba on Monday criticized the hanging of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein as "an illegal act," calling for an end to the U.S.-led war in Iraq. "It is political foolishness, an illegal act in a country that has been driven to an internal conflict in which millions of citizens have been exiled or lost their lives," said the Foreign Ministry in a statement. Read More

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Message from Fidel Castro to the cuban people

It is my most ardent desire that the year 2007 constitute a dawning of hope for our entire people. Long live our Revolution on its 48th anniversary! Read More

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Cubans visit activists in Bolivia

Representatives of Cuban governmental, political and social organizations are visiting in Bolivia their countrymen and women on internationalist missions there and attend a ceremony for the triumph of the Cuban Revolution on January 1,1959. Read More

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Brazilian president drops plans to visit Nicaragua, Cuba

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Saturday that he decided to drop plans to visit Nicaragua and Cuba. Lula said he would skip the inauguration of Nicaraguan President-elect Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua, and that he would also give up the planned visit to Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Read More

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Camagüey: panamanian ambassador to Cuba visits Vertientes

His Excellency the Panamanian Ambassador to Cuba, Anel Omar Rodríguez Barrera visited on Thursday educational establishments in the municipality of Vertientes, some 38 kilometres from Camaguey city. Read More

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Vietnam, Cuba to boost economic cooperation

Vietnam and Cuba are making efforts to bring bilateral economic and trade cooperation on a par with their political relations, Cuban Ambassador to Viet Nam Jesus Aise Sotolongo said. Read More

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Bolivian court orders Cuban dissident deported

A Bolivian court ruled on Wednesday that a Cuban dissident who criticized improved relations between Bolivia and Cuba should be deported to the communist country. Read More

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Doctor says Cuba's Castro does not have cancer

Cuban President Fidel Castro does not have cancer, a Spanish doctor who has just examined him said on Tuesday. Castro's health problem is with his digestive system but he does not have cancer Read More

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Brazilian president to visit Fidel Castro in January

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Friday that he plans to visit Cuban leader Fidel Castro in January 2007. The president said he will travel to Cuba to visit Castro after his trip to Nicaragua, where he will take part in Daniel Ortega's presidential swearing in ceremony on Jan. 10. Read More

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Warning to Radio, TV Marti: Congress is watching

Democrats aren't likely to abide the anti-Castro operation's big budget, small audience and violations of standards. Read More

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