The Communist Youth represents a firm Cuba
The 12th Congress of the Young Communist League begins today
OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE COMMUNIST
PARTY OF CUBA CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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The Revolution believes in the youth
Meyvis Estévez Echevarría was elected first secretary of the National Committee of the Young Communist League, in the 12th Congress of the organization whose closing day was headed by the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez
Eucharist celebrating the pontificate of Pope Leo XIV
The Eucharist also commemorated the 90th anniversary of continuous bilateral relations between Cuba and the Vatican City. Those in attendance included members of the Political Bureau of the Party, Vice President of the Republic Salvador Valdés Mesa, and Minister of Foreign Affairs Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla
Cuba forecasts 2,600,000 arrivals of foreign visitors in 2025
That's means an 18% growth over what was estimated for the calendar that concludes
A relationship of brotherhood, respect, admiration and mutual affection
Díaz-Canel led the official reception of the Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis
Women for themselves
The 11th Congress of the Federation of Cuban Women began today
Another night with Fidel
The Commander-in-Chief will always be on the steps of the University of Havana, together with his people
International Day of Women Engineers
If there is a will, there are no limits
Telecommunications is not easy, it never has been, and in this universe -which is ours- she had to face derogatory, sexist comments, which were digging in her insecurity, longing, sometimes, to have been born in another body
Not even with an intensified blockade has Health been stopped
It is necessary to reinforce, together with the territories, the inspection of non-state contracting methods and to reinforce the fight against crime, corruption and the control of medicines and medical supplies
Invisible wounds... is the right way to prevent gender-based violence?
Gender violence is hidden through legitimized practices; despite initiatives to eradicate it, the scourge persists
