Cuba’s official Prensa Latina news agency has begun publication of a weekly periodical in English. Titled “The Havana Reporter”, the publication hopes to provide visitors with news and information including an entertainment guide.
Read MoreTwo tropical storms, Ophelia and Philippe are churning in the Atlantic but neither of them pose a threat to Cuba.
Read MoreThe Cinemateca de Cuba presents its monthly calendar for October for the Charles Chaplin Theater and the videoteca Charlot. For Spanish readers there is a synopsis of all the films.
Read MoreVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez left for Caracas on Thursday evening after competing his fourth round of Chemotherapy treatment to prevent a return of a cancer. He had told the press earlier that in a month he will know if further treatment is necessary.
Read MoreTeam Cuba has been named for the IBAF Baseball World Cup that gets underway in Panama on October 1st. The Cubans play their first game on Sunday Oct. 2 against Australia.
Read MoreWe will have some heat and partially cloudy skies in the afternoons, but nothing significant in terms of precipitation. Maximum temperatures will fluctuate around 32°C (90°F), while minimum temperatures will be close to 24°C (75°F).
Read MoreThe democratic processes that govern this occupation are nurtured by the daily training decisions by the facilitators. These facilitators are demonstrators who have been trained to assist in processes of peaceful and democratic dialogue between groups that can have differing interests.
Read MoreTropical Storm Ophelia was born on Tuesday night in the Central Atlantic and is moving west on a similar path to several storms this hurricane season, informed the Cuban Weather Service (INSMET).
Read MoreParts of the New York City financial district have experienced intense days of democracy, activism and solidarity. Several social movements have united under the banner of occupying Wall St. to demonstrate against the influence of American corporations on the political system.
Read MorePopular Cuban singer-songwriter Sara Gonzalez is recovering from surgery at the CIMEQ hospital in Havana. She wrote a message for the press to communicate with her many friends, acquaintances and admirers.
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