New FAO representative in Cuba
Achilles Curt Theodor Friedrich officially presented his credentials as the new representative of the United Nations Organization for Food and Agriculture (FAO) in Cuba.
Read MoreAchilles Curt Theodor Friedrich officially presented his credentials as the new representative of the United Nations Organization for Food and Agriculture (FAO) in Cuba.
Read MoreVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez will not attend inauguration day ceremonies this Thursday, January 10, in Caracas, under doctor’s orders to remain for continued around-the-clock treatment in Cuba. The announcent by parliament chair Diosdado Cabello came as no surprize.
Read MoreA collaborative project between the Kew Botanical Gardens in the UK and the Soroa orchid farm in Cuba has allowed the island to create an orchid seed bank, reported the Prensa Latina news agency.
Read MoreThe “Mobile Exhibit of Caribbean Cinema” made a call today to Caribbean filmmakers and ones from other countries to participate in the sixth edition of the event in Havana.
Read MoreThe Ukrainian ambassador to Cuba, Tetiana Saienko, died Monday morning in Havana at the age of 62 after succumbing to an extended illness, reports Granma newspaper.
Read MoreVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez remains “stable” as he continues to be treated for breathing difficulties resulting in the post-operation phase of his December 11 cancer surgery in Havana, informed the government on Monday evening.
Read MoreCuban authorities have made 195 offices operational for the processing of passports just ahead of immigration reform the taking effect in the next seven days, reported DPA news on Monday.
Read MoreA group of 25 Cubans were repatriated to the island last week by the crew of the Knight Island US Coast Guard cutter, reports the El Nuevo Herald newspaper.
Read MoreA film based on the life of the late Cuban singer Polo Montañez will be produced under the direction of filmmaker Delso Alkyne, reported the Prensa Latina news agency.
Read MoreCuban-American Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen told the Café Fuerte website that she would support a change in the Cuban Adjustment Act, in an interview published by that website on January 4.
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