A sculpture of the legendary Cuban singer and actress Rita Montaner will be unveiled on Saturday at the Wax Museum of Cuba, located in the eastern city of Bayamo, reported the Juventud Rebelde newspaper.
Read MorePresident of Guyana, Donald Rabindranauth, arrives today in Havana for an official three-day visit. Cuba and Guyana maintain cooperative ties in the areas of health care, education, culture and sports.
Read MoreHe has preserved his thin body and tender face of twenty years ago. We met each other at the Movement of Amateur Theatre Artists, where it took me little time to realize my lack of talent for acting. For Andres Enrique Perez Viciedo, though, it seems he still hasn’t given up on his dream.
Read MoreWhen left has entered into the game of the liberal democratic system, it has been absorbed by realpolitik and economic pragmatism, and it has had to change its political agenda, betraying its core values.
Read MoreCubans woke up yesterday morning with news that had been anxiously awaited by many people for quite some time. Promised changes in immigration policy will finally be put into effect starting January 14 of next year.
Read MoreDancers from 20 countries — including dance stars from the United States such as Sarah Lene, Daniel Ulbricht and Tom Gold — will attend the 23rd International Ballet Festival of Havana (Oct. 28 – Nov. 7).
Read MoreLegendary Cuban athlete Ana Fidelia Quirot on Friday called for a “comprehensive review of the lack of talent” in Cuban athletics and the poor performances of several star athletes at “critical moments.”
Read MoreThe director of the National Choir of Cuba, Digna Guerra, received the 2012 Echo Klassic Award in Germany for her album El Canto quiere ser luz, recorded by the MDG record label.
Read MoreThe Inter American Press Association (IAPA) will vote today on a report denouncing the “absolute repression of individual liberties and the freedom of the press and expression” in Cuba, during its 68th general assembly, to be held on Friday in Sao Paulo.
Read MoreSpanish political activist Carromero Angel was sentenced to four years in prison in Cuba for manslaughter in the traffic accident that killed dissidents Oswaldo Paya and Harold Cepero.
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