Minister Dissatisfied with Educational Results
Cuba’s Minister of Education, Ena Elsa Velazquez, expressed on Thursday her dissatisfaction with the mixed outcomes in the area when speaking on the “Mesa Redonda” television program.
Read MoreCuba’s Minister of Education, Ena Elsa Velazquez, expressed on Thursday her dissatisfaction with the mixed outcomes in the area when speaking on the “Mesa Redonda” television program.
Read MoreThe University of Havana and the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo are planning to create a digital historical encyclopedia on the political, economic and social aspects of the peoples of the Americas.
Read MoreThe Communist Party of Chile confirmed on Thursday the participation of Cuban singer Silvio Rodriguez at the centenary celebrations of the organization, December 8th at the National Stadium in Santiago de Chile.
Read MoreAn exhibition of fans decorated by prominent Cuban artists will open at the Museum of Arts + Design Miami Dade College on September 20.
Read MoreA major blackout felt across much of Cuba on Sunday night was due to human error, which has led to an intense investigation by law enforcement authorities of the island.
Read More“The health of US citizen Alan Gross remains normal and he regularly engages in intense physical exercises,” reported Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement issued on Wednesday.
Read MoreThe US Supreme Court refused to hear Florida’s controversial “Travel Act,” which since 2006 has prohibited schools and public universities in that state from using state money for travel to countries considered terrorists, including Cuba.
Read MoreCuban singer Gladys Hernandez has been held since August 29 in the detention center of the Zaventem Airport in Brussels, reports the Cubaencuentro website.
Read MoreTropical Storm Nadine poses no threat to Cuba, shows the National Hurricane Center projections on Thursday morning.
Read MoreWeather conditions for the upcoming period will be pleasant. The days will be sunny, becoming partly cloudy in the evenings and producing some isolated showers – most likely starting on Monday, September 17.
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