Enrique Diaz is the new all-time Cuban Baseball League hits champion recording his safety number 2,357 on Wednesday afternoon, one more than Santiago de Cuba great Antonio Pacheco who recorded 2,356 in his career.
Read MoreThe exhibition “Dutch and Belgian Painting in the Nineteenth Century” will open to the Havana public on May 10 at the Universal Art Building of the National Museum of Fine Arts.
Read MoreCuban doctor Jeovany Vega Jimenez said on Monday that he is beginning a hunger strike to demand the repeal of ministerial resolutions that have prevented him from exercising his profession since 2006.
Read MoreFive recently produced Cuban films will participate in the upcoming 19th annual International Latino Film Festival in San Diego, California, starting on March 8. These will include the movie Habanastation, directed by Ian Padron.
Read MoreA delegation from the “Movement of French Enterprises” (MEDEF), attended a business forum with Cuban officials and island entrepreneurs on Tuesday at the Hotel Parque Central in the capital.
Read MoreThe Havanatur Golf Tournament has just been announced by the international group of that same name. The event will be held from June 21 to 23 at the Varadero Golf Club, about 85 miles to the east of the capital
Read MoreSeveral women’s organizations in Nicaragua have questioned Bishop Rolando Alvarez, who suggested Matagalpa pharmacies remove from their shelves “any medicine that may indirectly cause an abortion.”
Read MoreI read with interest the article by Fernando Ravsberg, the BBC correspondent in Havana, about the announcement by the Cuban Government of another a “Nation and Emigration Conference.”
Read MoreColombian President Juan Manuel Santos, a staunch ally of Washington, arrives in Havana on Wednesday to meet with Cuban President Raul Castro and the convalescing Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez.
Read MoreIn Cuba, the political system is organized so that there is no need for parties, propaganda or money to win an election. Any citizen from among the people who has prestige in the community where they live can become a deputy to the National Assembly.
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