Cuban Agrarian Policy to Be Reviewed
Cuban lawyers and legal expects will take a look at existing agricultural policy next week and are expected to propose amendments and new regulations.
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Recognition of Cuban Medical Training has Difficulties in Chile
The majority of graduates from Cuban medical institutions who attempted to validate their degrees in Chile last year failed to pass their examinations.
Read MorePresident of Brazil Visits Cuba
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff arrived to Cuba on an official visit on Monday afternoon. The goal of her trip is to strengthen bilateral ties especially in the economic and commercial spheres.
Read MoreBrazilian President Arrives Monday in Cuba
The president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, will arrive this afternoon in Havana, where she will hold talks with Cuban President Raul Castro. Brazil is currently bankrolling major economic projects on the island.
Read MoreSeattle’s Northwest Sinfonietta in Cuba
The Northwest Sinfonietta, a musical group from the US city of Seattle, gave a concert this weekend in the central Cuban province of Cienfuegos.
Read MoreStatutes of the Cuban Communist Party Remain Unchanged
The First National Conference of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC), which ended yesterday at the Havana Conference Center, adopted its work objectives without changing the statutes or the current composition of its ruling Central Committee.
Read MoreCuba Keeps One Party, Sets Term Limits
Cuba will continue into the future as a one-party socialist system, according to the address by President Raul Castro at the closing of the Cuban Communist Party’s (PCC) National Conference held this weekend in Havana.
Read MoreCastro Says Cuba to Remain One-Party
Cuban President Raul Castro on Sunday ratified the Cuban Communist Party (PCC) monopoly as the only legal political organization on the island. The idea of a single party is a concept that the current Cuban leadership will never give up, he said at the close of a two-day party conference.
Read MoreCasa de las Americas Literary Awards Announced
Argentinean writers picked up three literary laurels and two honorable mentions yesterday, while awards were also presented to authors from Haiti, Cuba, Brazil and the United States at the Casa de las Americas in Havana.
Read MoreCuba Seeks Internet Control with the Help of Belarus
High level authorities from Cuba and Belarus met in Havana this month to increase cooperation in information technology, transmission and communications to apply tighter controls on the Internet.
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