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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.

Cuba's greatest jazz legend and one of the world's best piano players hits the stage on Saturday, July 4.

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.

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.

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

A senior adviser with the USA Rice Federation was in Cuba recently to discuss opportunities with ALIMPORT, Cuba's food-buying agency.

The personality and work of American writer Ernest Hemingway will attract scholars to the 12th International Symposium in Havana June 18-21.

A 14-MONTH-OLD Canadian child who arrived in Cuba from Toronto with his parents became the fourth case of swine flu on the island nation, in addition to three Mexican students, the Health Ministry said.

Cuba confirms its 1st swine flu case. Cuba says a Mexican student who came to the island to study is its first confirmed case of swine flu.

The visa application of Silvio Rodriguez in order to assist to the 90th Anniversary of Pete Seeger was permanently in process at the United States Embassy site.

The United States Government has reported 20 laboratory confirmed human cases of swine influenza A/H1N1 (8 in New York, 7 in California, 2 in Texas, 2 in Kansas and 1 in Ohio).

Fidel writes about the dramatic story of John F. Kennedy and his family and praises an article written by Kathleen Kennedy, John F. Kennedy’s niece, in which she asks Obama to eliminate travel restrictions to Cuba

Because there are human cases associated with an animal influenza virus, and because of the geographical spread of multiple community outbreaks, plus the somewhat unusual age groups affected, these events are of high concern.

Gallup published today a poll in which, a 60 percent majority of Americans favor reestablishing diplomatic ties with Cuba.

One month after president John F Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, his brother, attorney general Robert Kennedy, tried to convince the US government to lift its travel ban to Cuba.