Cuba develops medicine to combat Alzheimers
Cuban health officials have announced that the medication will undergo human clinical trials for the first time
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Cuban health officials have announced that the medication will undergo human clinical trials for the first time
A first group of healthcare workers is returning to Cuba today after completing their mission, following the Guatemalan government's announcement of the phased end of the current bilateral agreement
"80% of the Gaza Strip are now high-risk areas where the population is forced to flee in search of the basics (...) They are trapped with nowhere safe to go," the head of the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, Philippe Lazzarini, wrote on the social network X
Don E. Walicek, from the United States and a professor at the University of Puerto Rico, spoke regarding the Naval Base located on Cuban territory illegally occupied by the United States for over half a century in Guantánamo
Its extraterritorial application undermines the development of our nation, the welfare of its citizens, violates international law and hinders the full exercise of our right to the peaceful use of nuclear energy
The 26th Pastors for Peace Caravan set off from Canada carrying a message of solidarity with Cuba and calling for an end to the U.S. blockade of the island
Cuba, which started diplomatic relations with Malaysia in 1975, is determined to enhance bilateral relations, pending their 40th anniversary of friendship next year, Cuban Embassy Charge D' Affairs Yanila Reyes Paret said.
Pope Francis highlighted the importance of the Cuban government's decision to release 553 prisoners sentenced for various reasons in the context of the Jubilee of the Catholic Church, which will take place in 2025
“Canada’s diversity and vibrant culture will be exhibited for all to enjoy, while participants will also have the opportunity to explore the country’s diversity and heritage, as well as celebrate the long-standing friendship between Cuba and Canada”
Former U.S. Colonel Ann Wright, who served in the U.S. Army and in the Reserve for 29 years sent a letter to President Barack Obama requesting the release of the Cuban antiterrorists incarcerated in the country.