The Cuban embassy in France expressed its criticisms of the recent news report “Cuba, fiesta, debrouille et interdits” (Cuba, Partying, Jerry-rigging and Prohibitions), aired on Sunday by the French channel M6.
Read MoreCuban President Raul Castro will head his country’s delegation to the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, “Rio +20”, scheduled to run from today through Friday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Read MoreThe exhibition games between Cuban and Nicaraguan baseball teams were rescheduled because of rain that was forecast for the next few days in the Central American nation. These games will be held on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Read MoreCuba submitted a resolution on Monday to the UN Decolonization Committee that reaffirms the right of Puerto Rico to self-determination and independence.
Read MoreSome 40 intellectuals from twelve countries are meeting today at Havana’s Colegio Universitario de San Jeronimo as part of the International Piñera Conference, which is marking the centenary of the birth of the controversial Cuban writer.
Read MoreThe signing of a maritime delimitation agreement between Cuba and Honduras, which was to have occurred this past April 10, has been delayed for several additional weeks by the Cuban government, reported the Honduran daily El Heraldo on Monday.
Read MoreAfter a four-year suspension of the measure, the Cuban Customs Office on Monday reinstated the requirement of duties being paid at airports by Cuban passengers arriving on the island bringing in food.
Read MoreA visit to Cuba by former Spanish foreign minister Miguel Angel Moratinos this past May triggered discontent within the current government of Mariano Rajoy.
Read MoreThirty-two Cuban opposition activists known as the “Ladies in White,” who had been arrested by the police on Friday in various parts of the island, were released on Saturday.
Read MoreThe personal exhibition “La vida parece un sueño” (Life is Like a Dream), by artist Maykel Herrera, opened today at the EAGL Gallery in Berlin before a large audience.
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