Cuban Parliament Sessions on December 13
The Cuban parliament will meet in one of its two brief annual sessions starting on December 13th, announced chairman Ricardo Alarcon on Friday.
Read MoreThe Cuban parliament will meet in one of its two brief annual sessions starting on December 13th, announced chairman Ricardo Alarcon on Friday.
Read MoreCuban authorities decided to suspend, beginning November 27, the operating permits for charter flights to the island under Airline Brokers and C & T Charters.
Read MoreThe Salvadoran parliament today bestowed the “Honor of Noble Friend of El Salvador” on the president of the National Assembly of People’s Power of Cuba, Ricardo Alarcon.
Read MoreFormer baseball player Antonio Muñoz, an idol of contemporary Cuban baseball, remained hospitalized on Thursday in the intensive care unit of the Gustavo Aldereguia Hospital in the city of Cienfuegos.
Read MoreThe Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) will resume peace talks today at Havana’s Convention Center following a short break after three days of work.
Read MoreCuba’s soccer team will face Martinique in the second day of competition of the Caribbean Football Cup, scheduled for December 7 to 16 in Antigua and Barbuda.
Read MoreFamed Italian composer and singer Zucchero will return to Cuba on December 8 for a concert and to present his latest album.
Read MoreOne of the nickel plants is now operational in the town of Moa, Holguin, after having suffered damage from Hurricane Sandy last month.
Read MoreThe book 14 mil millas (14,000 miles), which chronicles the journey of Pope Benedict XVI to Cuba and Mexico this year, was presented in Mexico City on Tuesday by the apostolic nuncio of Mexico, Christophe Pierre, and politician Luis Felipe Bravo Mena.
Read MoreThe sugar harvest for the period 2012-2013 began on Wednesday at the Jesus Rabbi Mill in Matanzas, said Liobel Hernandez, an AZCUBA group specialist, It is expected that fifty mills across the country will take part in the current harvest, four more than last year.
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