Guatemalan Vice President Rafael Espada on Sunday praised Cuba's achievements in various sectors

In statements for Prensa Latina shortly before returning to his country, Espada said Cuba shows tangible progress in public health, especially in rural medicine, and rated the training of Guatemalan students here as perfect. Read More

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California hopes it can carve out an upscale market for such goodies as pistachios, figs, kiwi fruit and wine in Cuba

The state sends a trade mission to Havana to get the nation to buy more of its products. Read More

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In Cuba, the Transsexuals are Ordinary People who Only Need Societys Recognition of their Gender Identity.

Transsexuals are ordinary people who only need societys recognition of their gender identity, even if their genitals have the opposite sexs anatomy. Read More

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A Cinematographic Co-production Agreement Between the Governments of Chile and Cuba.

To benefit the audiovisual industry, was presented to film directors and producers in Chile. Read More

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One of the greats from Cuban painting, Manuel Mendive in Mexico.

One of the greats from Cuban painting, maestro Manuel Mendive, first exhibits his work in diverse genres in the Mexican city of Yucatan. Read More

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Leisure and Ecotourism in Cuba

Cuba's tourist industry, backed by traditional sun and beach options, also offers a natural wealth conditioned by the island's strategic location in the Caribbean region and by a well-preserved natural environment. Read More

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Guatemala plans to send more medical students to Cuba

There are a total of 419 Cubans working in Guatemala; 294 of them are doctors in 114 of the countrys departments, covering a population of 2, 582, 475 inhabitants. Read More

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General Secretary of St. Vincent and the Grenadines' Unity Labor Party Visits Cuba.

Julien Francis, General Secretary of St. Vincent and the Grenadines' Unity Labor Party, leads a delegation from his country visiting Cuba. Read More

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The 15th Inter-Governmental Joint Commission Cuba-Algeria Concluded in Havana

With the signing of new accords that will strengthen bilateral cooperation in fields such as health, sports, agriculture, fishing, and education. Read More

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The 33rd Vuelta a Cuba cycling on a 1,797 kilometer course in 13 stages from February

The competition will include six foreign racing teams, said Jose Pelaez, president of the Cuban Cycling Federation. Cuba will field its national team and several other squads. Read More

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