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Cuba's solidarity with the Latin American and Caribbean peoples in the preparation of physicians, was highlighted this Friday in Havana.

Cuban productions are on display in Panama's 28th EXPOCOMER International Trade Fair with 32 companies interested in showing its exportables.

The Latin American and Caribbean Unity Summit voiced today its support for Argentina's claim over the sovereignty of the Falkland (Malvinas) Islands, and rejected Great Britain's oil explorations in this archipelago of the South Atlantic.

Cuban President Raul Castro heads the island’s delegation participating in the Summit for Latin American and Caribbean Unity that will be in session on February 22-23 in Cancun, Mexico.

Foreign Ministers from 31 nations began a meeting that included all the members of Group of Rio and the Caribbean Community, apart from St. Vincent, in Playa del Carmen on Saturday.

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

The move came after former journalist Mauricio Funes -- the first leftist leader elected here in 20 years -- was sworn in as president of El Salvador.

On Wednesday at least 112 cases has been confirmed by the WHO in the whole world, this list does not include 11 cases reported by New Zealand, three by Germany or another confirmed by Costa Rica.

Three Latin American countries vying to host next summit

The Declaration did not have complete approval since some countries had reservations, but got the consensus for Prime Minister Patrick Manning to sign in his capacity as Chairman of the Summit.

There are no valid reasons for excluding Cuba from the OAS or any other hemispheric organisation. This is what Chavez and other presidents are arguing at the Summit.

Ban Ki-moon UN Secretary-General, Barack Obama and other 34 leaders from the western hemisphere will be meeting later today in Trinidad and Tobago.

Lewis extended a greeting to Raul from Panamanian President Martin Torrijos Espino. The meeting reflected the excellent relations enjoyed between the two countries

Cuba and Panama today signed a commercial agreement to boost bilateral exchange of services, goods and some 700 lines of products, under favored import duties.

Ricardo Cabrisas, Vice President of the Cuban Council of Ministers, met on Tuesday with Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya, who is in Cuba participating in the 11th International Meeting of Economists on Globalization and Development Problems that is underway in Havana.