More than 30 researchers from Brazil, the United Status, Spain,
Colombia, Cape Verde, Panama and France have confirmed their
participation in the 11th International Conference of African and
Afro-American Culture.
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Caribbean scholar and journalist Norman Girvan addressed a letter to
former Jamaican Prime Minister Percival J. Patterson, resuming the
regional stand for the international conference on Haiti to begin
Monday in Montreal, Canada.
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The number of deaths caused by the earthquake that hit Haiti on January
12 has been so far established as 111,499, according to a communiqué
released on Friday by the Haitian Interior Ministry.
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More than a hundred intellectuals from Latin America and Europe
denounced today the increase in the escalating aggression from the
United States towards the region.
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It's no accident that the documentary An Inconvenient Truth opens with
a satellite image of Hurricane Katrina bearing inexorably down on a
helpless New Orleans.
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The UN General Assembly called on Friday the international community
demanding immediate, sustainable and adequate aid for Haiti, after an
earthquake devastated that country on January 12.
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Cuba is unsure it will attend the Central American and Caribbean Games
in Puerto Rico because of visa restrictions and other regulations.<br />
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The Office of the Travelling Caribbean Film called today "the
filmmakers and audiovisual professionals throughout the region and
those who, as part of the Caribbean Diaspora, live all over the world,”
upon the solidarity with Haiti in a message released by the ICAIC’s
digital Bulletin.
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A 6,1 magnitude earthquake shook Haiti on Wednesday morning, eight days
after a devastating 7,3 tremor caused thousand of dead and injured
people and heavy damages.
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