Cuban specialists will present their experiences in the use of zeolite, a mineral used on the island in sectors such as health, construction and agriculture, during the Earth Sciences Convention, which will begin next week in the island’s capital.
Read MoreVisual artists from Cuba donated works for the annual Charity Auction organized by the National Centre of Visual Arts (CNAP) and the Canadian embassy on the island. The collected funds will be used in cancer research and prevention in the Caribbean country.
Read MoreOn behalf of a group of bloggers and individuals of civil society, Sanchez gave Carter products made with peanuts in the different ways they are sold in Cuba.
Read MoreRaul Castro reiterated Cuba’s “willingness to dialogue with the US government any topic, but also said that such talks must take place without pre conditions and with absolute respect for our independence and sovereignty.”
Read MoreJimmy Carter meets in Havana, Cuba on Wednesday morning with blogger Yoani Sanchez, the day after his Tuesday encounter with President Raul Castro. On Monday he met with Cardinal Ortega. Official Cuban TV and websites have blasted Sanchez in recent days putting her in the front line of what they have dubbed the “cyberwar” against Cuba’s revolution and leaders.
Read MoreFormer Cuban President Fidel Castro believes that Muammar al-Gaddafi can defeat his NATO adversaries if he fights to the bitter end in his attempt to maintain power in Libya.
Read MoreGranma won a 15-12 slugfest over Guantanamo and Villa Clara out pitched Ciego de Avila 4-1 to take a 2-1 lead in their respective best-of-seven Cuba Eastern Division playoffs.
Read MoreFormer US President James Carter had a busy first day in Cuba on Monday. On his second visit to the island, Carter visited leaders of the Jewish community and some of their facilities. He also met with Catholic Church leader Cardenal Jaime Ortega.
Read MoreUntil yesterday Cuba had an Economy and Planning minister who was also in charge of implementing the reforms in the country’s struggling economy. Now the government of Raul Castro has decided the job should be separated.
Read MoreUS President Jimmy Carter (1977-1981) will make his second trip to Cuba starting Monday, March 28. Carter and his wife Rosalynn plan to be in Cuba for three days and are scheduled to meet with President Raul Castro and other Cuban officials.
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