Elections in Venezuela, Sketches the Day After
On the whole, this was an exemplary process in which the winner — without ideological distinction — was a Venezuela that accepted to democratically resolve its political disputes.
Read MoreOn the whole, this was an exemplary process in which the winner — without ideological distinction — was a Venezuela that accepted to democratically resolve its political disputes.
Read MoreAs the United States commemorates the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the so-called “New World” in 1492, indigenous activists at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, are pushing for schools to teach the “real history of the Americas” and to celebrate indigenous culture.
Read MoreCuban President Raul Castro on Sunday congratulated his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez on his victory in the recently concluded general elections in that South American nation.
Read MoreThe first secretary of the Communist Party in the “Isla de la Juventud” (the Isle of Youth), Ana Isa Delgado Jardines, was “released” from post during a plenary session of the Municipal Committee of the Communist Party in that province.
Read MoreThe secretary general of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) and member of the Council of State, Yolanda Ferrer Gomez, was replaced on Saturday during a plenary session of the women’s organization, which was chaired by Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, the second secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba.
Read MoreActress Daisy Granados, one of the iconic faces of Cuban cinema, is in Miami to debut her one-person show, “Leyenda,” on October 12 at the club “Hoy Como Ayer”.
Read MoreThe National Council of the Cuba Workers Federation (CTC) on Saturday announced it would hold the twentieth congress of the labor organization next year.
Read MoreThe Cuban Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment, Rodrigo Malmierca, will hold meetings today with Brazilian businesspeople in Sao Paulo. The aim of the gathering is to deepen trade ties between the two countries.
Read MoreVenezuelan president Hugo Chavez yesterday won a third term in office with a solid, almost ten percentage point victory over rival Henrique Capriles. This will allow Chavez to remain in power until 2019 and Cuba to continue receiving its lifeline of imported oil. The vote was 55% to 44%, less of a margin than in previous elections but still considerable.
Read MoreYoung Harold Lopez Nussa is among the great pianists of Cuba. “I think we should pay more attention to jazz in the teaching process,” he said in his interview with HT.
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