Romerías de Mayo in Holguin from May 2nd to 8th

The Festival will also include the usual spaces such as Babel, Raíces, la Fiesta de los abrazos, the space for Literature, music, and the Artisan Festival, organized this time in Expo Holguín, where there is also the thinking congress Memoria Nuestra. Read More

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Cuba is following swine flu closely

Cuba's infrastructure and expertise in similar situations place the country among the nations with the greatest possibilities to reduce the spreading of the disease and reduce the risk of contagion. Read More

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Bouasone Bouphavanh PM of Laos arrives in Cuba on Sunday for an official visit

The Prime Minister of the Popular Democratic Republic of Laos arrives in Cuba on Sunday for an official visit Read More

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Flying to Cuba from southern Florida could be an exciting trip for a private pilot

The easiest (legal) way for Americans to get to Cuba is, under new rules, to fly their own little planes there. Read More

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Cuban Heritage Cities to be Promoted at International Fair

Havana’s Morro Cabaña Complex – a colonial fortress enjoying the status of a world heritage site – will be the venue of Cuba’s International Tourism Fair (FITCUBA 2009) from May 4th to 8th this year. Read More

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Omaja a Centennial Town of Las Tunas Benefit with Aqueduct Net

Since 1906, the inhabitants of Majibacoa (Omaja) had to carry the water in tanks, wagons, trucks and other means of transportation, this situation caused uncertainty in the daily life. Read More

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Graduation of 14 facilitators and 8 participants in the pilot program of the Jamaican literacy teaching project Yo si puedo

Jamaica's Minister of State, Robert Monteague, and religious leaders from that island presided over the graduation of 14 facilitators and 8 participants in the pilot program of the country's literacy teaching project using the 'Yes I Can' Cuban teaching method. Read More

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Obama will revive military commission system por prosecuting prisioners at Guantanamo Bay

Reports indicate that US President Barack Obama may revive the military commission system for prosecuting terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay. Read More

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