Tobacco planting begins
On October 11, tobacco farmers in Cuba’s western province of Pinar del Río, renowned for the quality of its crop, began planting
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Evo Morales: indigenous people are prepared to govern
LA PAZ.— Bolivian President, Evo Morales, stated on October 22, that indigenous people are prepared to govern, despite what neoliberal politicians have said for many years.
Russian Institute grants 2016 Man of the Year award to Fidel
During a ceremony in Moscow's Christ the Savior Orthodox Church, the Russian Biographical Institute grants award to the leader of the Cuban Revolution in memoriam
Over eight million Bolivians benefit from the “My Health” program
The program was developed by the government of Evo Morales, with the support of Cuban experts, to provide free medical care to those most in need
Cuban deputies to debate almost 80 issues in parliamentary session
From this Monday, July 10, Cuban deputies will gather to debate a total of 79 issues relating to the country’s socio-economic situation, prior to the Ninth Period of Ordinary Sessions of the Eighth Legislature of the National Assembly of People’s Power, to begin July 14
Panama resumes Cuban literacy program, ‘Yes, I can’
The country will reactivate the program after five years of stagnation during the government of Ricardo Martinelli
Experts warn of the impact of climate change on central Cuba
The Caribbean Sea is penetrating the southern Cuban coastline at a rate of 1.3 meters per year, as a result of climate change, authorities from the Ministry of Science and Technology (Citma) in Sancti Spíritus warned
Africa and Latin America future leaders in agriculture
According to a report by UN Food and Agriculture Organization
Relevance of José Martí’s ideas reaffirmed
Organizers of a second international conference on the ideas of José Martí emphasize the continuing relevance of the Cuban national hero’s ethics
Cuban minister receives U.S. senators
On February 16, Cuban minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, met with U.S. senators and Democratic Party members; Claire McCaskill, from Missouri, Amy Klobuchar, from Minnesota; and Mark Warner from Virginia
