Latin America & Caribbean committed to peace
The First International Seminar on Realities and Challenges of the Proclamation of Latin America and the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace opened yesterday, September 21, in Havana
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Nicaragua’s honor will not be crushed
Today, various historians agree that were it not for the events of May 4, 1927, in Nicaragua, the victory of the Sandinista Revolution of July 19, 1979, would not have occurred
A new chapter of relations between Cuba and the EU
Cuba and the European Union opened a new chapter in bilateral relations after the Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement (PDCA) between the two parties provisionally entered into force, this November 1
President of Ireland arrives in Cuba
The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, arrived in Cuba today, February 15, and was received by Deputy Foreign Minister, Rogelio Sierra
Catalonia has not abandoned its hopes of independence
Attempts by Catalonia to separate from Spain continue to make the news, with the region's legislature recently approving a budget for 2017 which included funds for the holding of a referendum on the issue
OSPAAAL: 50 years promoting solidarity
“THIS has been a great victory for the revolutionary movement.
Guatemala committed to integration
Granma spoke exclusively with the Foreign Minister of Guatemala, Carlos Raúl Morales, who referred to climate change, combating drug trafficking and the state of relations with Cuba
15TH ALBA-TCP POLITICAL COUNCIL
Unity during difficult times
The 15th ALBA-TCP Political Council is being held at a difficult moment, when unity, organization and solidarity are necessary, noted Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla on April 10, summarizing the significance of the meeting held that day in the Cuban capital
A medal for great friends of Cuba
Danny Glover, and Estela and Ernesto Bravo were presented with the Medal of Friendship awarded by Cuba’s Council of State
China doesn’t want a trade war, but it isn’t afraid of one
After reaching a bilateral agreement, the U.S. lashed out, imposing new tariffs on Chinese imports
