More than one thousand athletes have already confirmed their presence in the Fourth Cuban Sports Olympiad

More than one thousand athletes have already confirmed their presence in the Fourth Cuban Sports Olympiad that will take place on April 12-26 in the islands 14 provinces and the Isle of Youth Special Municipality. Read More

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The Fifth International Symposium on Sustainable Management of Forest Resources in Pinar del Río, Cuba.

The Fifth International Symposium on Sustainable Management of Forest Resources will take place in the westernmost province of Pinar del Rio on April 23-26 with the participation of researches and specialists from nearly 20 countries. Read More

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Benedict XVI's secretary of state has brought back a positive report after his six-day pastoral trip to Cuba

Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone affirmed this in an interview today with Vatican Radio and L'Osservatore Romano, to be aired and printed Saturday. Read More

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Cuban Director Octavio Cortazar Passed Away

Cuban director Octavio Cortazar, maker of the documentary "Por primera vez," and the feature fiction film "El brigadista" died suddenly at the age of 72 in Spain, while he was teaching a course in film production. Read More

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Cuban cigar sales rose 7 percent to US$402 million (€270 million) in 2007

Cuban cigar sales rose 7 percent to US$402 million (€270 million) in 2007, Habanos S.A., the government-run tobacco company announced on Wednesday. Read More

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Cangamba an exceptional Cuban movie

You hear the word Cangamba and you may find yourself thinking of Kwanzaa Party. Wrong. Or perhaps your memory will start to revive early World Music hits that made it to the American Top Forty in the 60s and 70s, such as Miriam Makebas Pata-Pata, or Manu Dibangos Soul Makossa. Wrong again. Read More

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In Cuban Hotels Chinese Television

Three Chinese TV channels are being broadcast in 45,400 hotel rooms in Cuba. Read More

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Presidents Rafael Correa and Evo Morales to visit Havana

THE 10th International Conference of Economists on Globalization and Problems of Development takes place next Monday through Friday in the capitals International Conference Center and Palco Hotel. Read More

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Cuba helps Bolivia

Though the facts are not widely reported around the world, Cuba supplies aid to a number of countries and one of the biggest aid schemes is in Bolivia. Read More

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U.S. President George W. Bush reviled on Thursday Cuba's new President Raul Castro.

Speaking to reporters at the White House, Bush reiterated U.S. allegation that Cuba is ''suppressing human rights.'' U.S. President George W. Bush reviled on Thursday Cuba's new President Raul Castro as a "tyrant," and refused to have dialogue with him. Read More

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