Ensuring sustainable economic and social progress
Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez presided over the opening ceremony of the 10th International Convention on the Environment and Development, being held in Havana’s Convention Center until July 10
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Hurricane Matthew hits eastern Cuba
The eye of the hurricane made landfall shortly after 6pm on October 4, in the area around Punta Caleta, on the southern coast of Guantánamo province, moving northward at 15 kilometers an hour
Some rain, but not enough
The remains of tropical storm Erika moved across the country this weekend bringing much-needed rain to all of the nation’s regions. Showers and thunderstorms forecast today, but drought conditions continue.
Havana to host International symposium on the Cuban Revolution
Organized by the Cuban Institute of History, the Second International Symposium “The Cuban Revolution: Origins and Historic Development” will take place in the capital’s International Conference Center October 24-26
Cuban science: A sword and shield against the blockade
The Cuban scientific community approved a declaration stating that the blockade has been, and continues to be, a key obstacle to scientific development on the island
The hottest year in Cuba since 1951
2015 saw the highest average annual temperature in Cuba since 1951, in line with the upward trend observed on the island over the past six decades
Irma, a hurricane to remember
According to preliminary reports, the flooding caused by Hurricane Irma is perhaps the most severe to have affected Havana’s coastline to date, with over 1.5 meters of water in some areas
Matthew approaches eastern Cuba
Expected this afternoon and evening, Tuesday October 4, are heavy rainfall reaching totals of 300mm or more, coastal flooding, and winds up to 120 kilometers an hour
Life expectancy: 78.45 years
The provinces of Las Tunas and Holguín have a life expectancy of approximately 79.5 years, the highest in the country
Revised forecasts on rising sea levels
The estimated increase in sea levels around the island is projected to be on the order of 29.3cm by 2050, and 95cm by 2100
