A threat has been made against the life of Rene Gonzalez, one of the five Cuban intelligence operatives convicted in the US, reported Canadian journalist Jean Guy Allard today in an article published in the Granma newspaper.
Read MoreThe Eighth Conference on Accounting, Auditing and Finance, which is being held at the Havana Convention Center from July 2 to 5, today is discussing issues related to cooperatives, local development and social economy.
Read MoreOne leg of the Cuba solidarity caravan of the Pastors for Peace organization finally arrived in Seattle, Washington, after having been hampered for two days by US authorities at the Canadian border.
Read MoreCuban authorities reported today on the deaths of three persons from cholera and 50 cases of the infection in Granma Province, reported DPA news on Tuesday.
Read MoreVictor Mesa will lead Cuba’s national baseball team when they bump up against the US university squad here in the capital from July 5 to 9, said Higinio Velez, the president of the National Baseball Federation on Monday.
Read MoreThe signing of a maritime delimitation treaty between the governments of Havana and Tegucigalpa is tentatively slated for August, announced Honduran Foreign Minister Arturo Corrales on Monday.
Read MoreCuban deputies will meet in commissions beforehand to discuss “issues such as the updating of Cuba’s economic model, the energy situation, health care and education issues, and foreign policy.”
Read MoreThe 32nd Caribbean “Fire Festival” celebrations begin on Tuesday in the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba with the participation of artists, intellectuals and groups carrying on the traditional folk cultures of more than 30 nations.
Read MoreThe 23rd Pastors for Peace Caravan to Cuba is rolling, but hit a road block on Sunday when US Customs refused to let the Canadian aid, which includes medical supplies, wheelchairs, educational supplies and sports equipment, enter the USA from Vancouver.
Read MoreCuban President Raul Castro left Havana on Sunday for an official visit in China and Vietnam, reports the Granma newspaper. This is Castro’s first official visit to China since assuming the presidency in 2008.
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