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Cubans must take into account that young people are increasingly sceptical and it is more difficult to answer to their questions from a simplistic perspective of history, said Eliades Acosta, head of the partys Department of Culture

The diploma of Doctor Honoris Causa to Cuban President Fidel Castro for his systematic contributions to the development of science and technology was delivered to First Vice President Raul Castro.

Cuba is again Panamerican Champion in Baseball

The demand for Cuban pins or flags in Rio-2007 exceeded pin reserves of the delegation.

Cuba won two more gold medals in the track cycling, this Thursday.

The Salvadorian group was welcomed at Jose Marti International Airport by social workers, who support Operation Miracle.

Cuban President Fidel Castro highlighted that Cuban athletes are ready to compete even in the mud, while in many countries, athletes do not even compete for their own nation. In his Friday's article entitled "Another Reflection about the Pan-American Games," the Cuban Revolution leader struck to see the number of athletes injured in many of the sports, with the exception of swimming, ping pong, tennis and a few others.

The gold medal went to Cuba in the Men's Four Skiff On the last day of the rowing competition, this Thursday, at the Lagoa Stadium.

The Cuban female volleyball team defeat Brazil 3-2 Thursday to regain the Pan American Championship title.

Oscar Braison, Cuban Judo super-heavyweight division (over 100 kg), got the first gold medal in Pan American Games judo competitions, despite the indifference of the referees in the final match to his fighting actions, and the local hostility.

Havana continues being the main tourist destination of Cuba. Its history, its charms and its Malecon attract thousands of tourists every year who decide to go all over the city at least just for some hours to continue later their trips to other important tourist sites of the island.

Gartner analyst Frances Karamouzis said Cuba, which has a population of about 11 million people, is "an interesting prospect" for outsourcing because of its educational programs in math and computer science.