The Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development on Monday signed several agreements with the Cuban government to finance a project for the rehabilitation of the Havana water and sewer system.
Read MoreThe influence of a high pressure system will result in good weather over the upcoming period. Still, on Thursday and Friday we can expect some scattered showers associated with daytime heating. High temperatures will be between 30°C (86°F) and 31°C (88°F), while the minimum temperatures will fluctuate around 21°C (70°F).
Read MoreThe University of Salamanca and Patrimonio Nacional today honored the Cuban poet Fina Garcia Marruz, the winner of last year’s Reina Sofia Prize for Ibero-American poetry, reported the local newspaper Tribuna de Salamanca.
Read MoreThe Cuban government will not increase wages until “labor adjustments” are completed across the country and unnecessary subsidies are eliminated, said union head Salvador Valdes on Monday when speaking to the Trabajadores (Workers) newspaper.
Read MoreMore than three million Cubans – over a quarter of the entire population – marched on May 1 across the 15 provinces of the island during parades organized to celebrate International Workers Day, reported the Cuban Communist Party through its official Granma newspaper.
Read MoreOn Tuesday in Miami, Florida governor Rick Scott signed a law that prohibits state agencies from contracting with any companies that trade with Cuba, reported the Lainformacion.com website.
Read MoreTwo weeks ago, during the night, about 200 Israeli occupation soldiers descended on the village of Burin, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, arresting 10 teenage boys. One of them is a 17 year-old Palestinian-Cuban high school senior called Qais Bilal Muhammad Omran.
Read MoreIndustriales made short work of Cienfuegos in their opening Occidental League quarterfinal series, taking three straight road matches at Cinco de Septiembre Stadium to put an early end to the Elephants’ post-season hopes.
Read MoreIt’s not only the basketball team and the sun that is causing temperatures to rise in Miami lately. Rather it is fire bombs, campaign investigations, new state laws and new candidates that are keeping Miami, and consequently Cuba, on everybody’s radar.
Read MoreVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez arrived in Cuba early on International Workers Day for the final round of his radiotherapy treatment to combat cancer. He hopes to return to Caracas next week after the initial recovery from his treatment.
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