Cuba: brain drain in developing countries is caused by western nations

Cuba's Vice President of Council of State Carlos Lage Davila has put the blame on developed nations for the brain drain in developing countries, as he accused western nations of luring away large number of talented professionals from poor countries every year. Read More

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Living the sporting way

Cuba, with a population half that of Malaysia, has produced many world class athletes despite the lack of money and facilities. StarSports RAJES PAUL, who is in Havana for the World Sports for All Congress, explores the secret behind the Cuban success. Read More

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Cuba, South Africa seal bio-sciences deals

Cuba and South Africa has inked several agreements on biomedical and veterinarian sciences that invigorate their bilateral trade and political ties. Read More

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Cuba Vice President at Ibero-American Summit

Cuban Vice President Carlos Lage arrived in Uruguay to attend the 16th Ibero-American Summit, whose timetable is focused on Migrations for Mutual Development. Read More

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Nikon withdraws prize to Cuban boy

Cuban President Fidel Castro presented a digital camera to a Cuban boy Wednesday after Nikon refused to give the 12-year-old a camera he had won in an international painting contest for children. Read More

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Fruit cultivation being revitalized in Las Tunas, Cuba

As part of a nationwide initiative to increase the consumption of fruit, an agricultural contingent based in Las Tunas province has the distinction of having planted some 120 species of fruit Read More

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Cuba adjusting to a changing sugar industry

As the sugar industry worldwide undergoes profound changes, the Association of Cuban Sugar Technicians (ATAC) is holding their 49th congress where they will discuss new measures to improve the quality and quantity of production. Read More

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Cuban President proves false rumors on his health

Giving the lie to rumors about his health and even death, Cuban President Fidel Castro appeared on a televised video Saturday. Read More

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History Will Absolve Me on CD

The production of a compact disc with Fidel Castro's testimony when he assumed his own defense at the trial for the attack on Moncada Barracks in July 1953 was published Saturday in Havana. Read More

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South Africa Party leader to visit Cuba

A delegation of the South African Communist Party led by its General Secretary Blade Nzimande will visit Cuba at the invitation of the island's Communist Party's Central Committee Read More

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