Cuba teaching namibia to read

The decision to use the new method was announced during a meeting of the Ministry of Education of Cuba, Luis Ignacio Gomez, and Namibia's chancellor, Marco Hausiku. Read More

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National Literary Criticism Award granted

Ten works printed in 2005 by different Cuban publishing houses deserved the 2006 National Literary Criticism Award among 150 in competition. Read More

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Restorative vision operations in Cuba have changed their lives

Cuba's opthalmologic treatment to latinamerican people is making a miracle. Read More

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Cuban intellectuals defend José Martí ideas

Cuban intellectuals met in the Memorial paying homage to the father of the Cuban independence. Read More

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Latin America as seen by five photographers

The exhibition De este lado del mundo: cinco visiones fotográficas latinoamericanas (From This Side of the World: Five Latin American Photographic Visions), recently opened in Havanas Majadahonda gallery, is an intimate approach to the everyday qualities of our continent. Read More

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Fiesta de la Cubanía returns to Bayamo

The Fiesta de la Cubania 2006 (Cuban party 2006) will be celebrated, as it is already a tradition every year, from 17 to 20 October in Bayamo. Read More

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Cubas labor movement concludes soul searching

Raul Castro make the closing speech bringing an end to four days of debates and soul searching among Cuban labor leaders from throughout the island, gathered in Havana at the 19th Congress of the Cuban Workers Federation (CTC). Read More

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Pablo Milanés on a New Spain Tour

Pablo Milanés returns to Spain to carry out a broad tour through several cities of the peninsula, where hell take his most anthological songs like "Yolanda" and new titles. Read More

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Cuban Stand opens in Moscow Travel Fair

Cuba presented a wide variety of travel options at the Moscow Travel Fair (Obdij) taking place at the Krokus Expo. Read More

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Former cuban wrestler for Hall of Fame

<div align="left"><font class="normaltext4">Cuban former Greco Roman wrestler Filiberto Azcuy, two-time olympic champion, was proposed to be a member of the Hall of Fame of wrestling, and it would be the first Latin American wrestler to achieve such an honour.</font> </div><p align="left"><font class="normaltext4"> Azcuy won the titles of the 1996 and 2000 Olympic Games, in Atlanta (USA) and Sydney (Australia) respectively, and the crowns of the 2001 World Championship and the 1995 World Cup.</font> Read More

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