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The March 22 game between Cuba’s national team and the Tampa Bay Rays at Havana’s Latinoamericano Stadium, was a great celebration attended by the two countries’ Presidents
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The March 22 game between Cuba’s national team and the Tampa Bay Rays at Havana’s Latinoamericano Stadium, was a great celebration attended by the two countries’ Presidents
A grand slam by Alfredo Despaigne in a decisive game against Australia sends Cuba to the second round of the international competition
President Miguel Díaz-Canel and Jorge Núñez Jover, from the University of Havana, have published an article on the Cuban government’s management of the COVID-10 battle and the participation of the country’s scientists
The Cuban president congratulated the Baseball 5 team on his X account, highlighting that "behind this perfect feat is a sporting family that has skillfully defended the passion of the neighborhood"
Forty-nine years ago a vile hired assassin, a terrorist, contracted by the United States Central Intelligence Agency, believed he had killed a man in Bolivia
"We aspire to a civilized, non-politicized relationship, which guarantees the natural flow of Cuban players to and from the MLB," stated newly elected commissioner Juan Reynaldo Pérez Pardo
Sports, an inexorably social expression, is constantly seeking to take the body a little further, to overcome and go beyond the limits it is able to.
Serious questions about the neoliberal response to the current pandemic are raised by Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez and Jorge Núñez Jover, dean of the University of Havana’s Science, Technology and Society department, in an article recently published by the Cuban Academy of Sciences
The only, definitive independence Cubans celebrate is that achieved on January 1, 1959, with the leadership of our undefeated Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro Ruz. Someone failed to tell Donald Trump this, before he congratulated the Cuban people for their independence on May 20.
“Today is a happy day for Cuban baseball, for the world, the people of Cuba and the United States,” stated Higinio Vélez Carrión, president of the Cuban Baseball Federation (FCB), referring to the agreement to allow Cuban players to sign with the Major Leagues