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September 21st

Transportation Being Revitalized on Cuba’ s Island of Youth

Ten Daewoo buses were delivered to the area to revitalize the urban transportation system. These vehicles will be used to transport students in special schools, polytechnic institutes, and secondary and pre-university studies Read More

September 20th

In Cuba: 16th International Seminar on Assistance to The Elderly

How to live 120 years will be the central point of the working sessions scheduled for Friday at the 16th International Seminar on Assistance to The Elderly that will conclude today in this capital.<br /> Read More

Unveils the monument El olimpo de Los Cinco

The monument El olimpo de Los Cinco, made by the artist José Rodríguez Fuster and placed in the Havana neighbourhood of Jaimanitas, was unveiled as bastion of the Cuban spirituality and in favour of justice. Read More

Trinidad and Tobago Offers to Cuba One Million Dollars for Recovery

In a gesture of solidarity with Cuba after it was struck by two devastating hurricanes, the government of Trinidad and Tobago contributed $1 million to the recovery efforts led in Cuba. Read More

September 19th

Cuban University to Boost Professional Training

More than 15,000 professionals in Granma province will benefit from training courses at the university of this eastern Cuban province, the National News Agency (AIN) reported. Read More

Cuba Using Public Facilities for Post-Hurricane Shelters

To ease the housing problem in Havana, which was further aggravated by the passing of hurricanes Gustav and Ike, intense work is underway to identify public facilities that can be turned into shelters for affected families. Read More

Intellectuals in 30 countries demand an end to the blockade on Cuba

In less than 24 hours more than 1,000 intellectuals from Latin America, the United States, Europe and Africa have signed an appeal circulated by their Cuban colleagues, expressing solidarity and demanding an end to the U.S. blockade of Cuba Read More

Cuba Moves On, Despite Blockade

Foreign Minister, Felipe Perez Roque, assured today that Cuba will move forward in spite of the economic, financial and commercial blockade imposed by the United States since almost four decades ago. Read More

Food Production: A Priority for Cuban Farmers

Cuban citizens, who have applied for lands in tune with a recently implemented decree law on the leasing of idle lands to individuals and legal entities, consider that the measure is very important to increase food production for the population. Read More

Destinos a new premiere in Cuban documentary cinema

The Cuban documentary Destinos (Destiny), a piece that shows the current reality of men and women all over the world who studied University in Cuba, will be screened from September 18, in the cinema Yara, from this capital. Read More