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Cuba's women's volleyball team will represent the North, Central American and Caribbean region (NORCECA) in Japan 2010 World Championships.

Olympic champion and world record holder of Cuba, Dayron Robles, set the world’s season time when he clocked 13.04 seconds at  the Golden Spike IAAF meeting in Ostrava, Czech Republic, to heads this way the world ranking in 110m hurdles.

Cuba will host the regional stage of the world most important programming competition organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the world largest educational and scientific computing society.

The event included discussions on the current international financial crisis and its effects on the Cuban economy

The Havana-based Center of Biotechnology and Genetics Engineering (CIGB) is producing highly effective antivirals that are being used in the treatment of patients infected with the Influenza A (H1N1) virus in Cuba.

Cuban factories are closing down and production is being cut at other workplaces as the international financial crisis weighs on the import-dependent Caribbean island, the official media said on Sunday.

A prominent Cuban neurosurgeon said she had received permission to leave Cuba, 15 years after breaking ranks with former leader Fidel Castro over the communist-ruled nation's healthcare system.

Cuban Grand Master Leinier Domínguez (ELO 2721) beat Russian GM Boris Savchenko (2655) in 72 moves to remain undefeated and atop the leader board of the Elite group with 3 points at the Capablanca Memorial Chess tournament ongoing in Havana.

Participants in the event, organized by the University of Camagüey, are focusing mainly on the topic of women and the problems they face in today society

Bolivian President Evo Morales arrived to Cuba on Thursday responding to an invitation by Cuban President Raúl Castro.

Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos on Tuesday expressed his appreciation for U.S. President Barack Obama's attitude to Cuba but said that Spain will carry out its own policy towards the island.

In an act of unusual historic significance, the OAS has just formally buried the shameful resolution which excluded Cuba from the Inter-American System in 1962.

Cuba confirmed its fifth case of Influenza A H1N1 on June 6 after detecting the disease in a 62-year-old Canadian woman, who traveled from Toronto to eastern Santiago de Cuba June 2.

Around 100,000 people in Cuba suffer from Alzheimer''s disease, but the number could double by 2020 if no cure is found for the disease, a medical source.

In an article, the Cuban leader was dismissive of the arrests of the US citizens for allegedly being spies