Celebrate New Year in Havana

Sunday 27 December 2009 to Sunday 3 January 2010. Read More

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The largest coffee plantation

The Cuban province of Granma is planning to plant 604 hectares of coffee in 2010, which represents the largest planting of this crop in the last 15 years. Read More

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American Choir SANS visiting Cuba

The American Choir SANS, visiting Cuba for the third time, held an exchange and friendly meeting with the Chamber Choir of Matanzas in the cultural community center Abraham Lincoln of this city. Read More

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Cuba's Meteorology Congress Tackles Tropical Storms

The Fifth National Meteorology Congress continues in Havana with a session dedicated to tropical storms and weather forecast. Read More

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Cuban Parliament Commissions to Start Sessions

Debates from the 12th Peoples'' Power National Assembly''s Standing Committees will begin works on December 16 prior to the new ordinary period of sessions of the Cuban Parliament. The 12 working groups will analyze specific agendas, and listen reports from officials of state organizations invited to this purpose. Read More

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Welcome to the New Years Teachers Introduction to Cuba Tour

This tour is the most comprehensive examination of Cuba's remarkable education system available. At the same time it's a rare occasion to imbibe in Latin culture and art, and experience island history, social and ecological achievements first hand. Read More

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U.S.-Cuban artists on a friendly stage

A groundbreaking multimedia theater performance created in an unprecedented collaboration between U.S. and Cuban artists was set to debut Friday in Havana. Read More

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Uganda Workers to Cuba for Training

Where commercially viable crude deposits have been found, will send oil workers to Cuba for training, New Vision reported. Read More

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Cuba-US migration talks postponed

At the Cuban government's request, the talks have been rescheduled for February. Read More

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Carlos Varela in Washington

Singer-songwriter Carlos Varela, whose songs capture the disenchantment of young Cubans, was given a three-week visa by the Obama administration, which has sought to improve ties with Cuba's communist government.<br /> Read More

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