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
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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
New mosquito control technique tested in Cuba
A pilot project based on the sterile insect technique has shown the effectiveness of this procedure, reducing the population of Aedesaegypti mosquitoes by 90% last year and achieving almost total elimination of diseases spread by the insect
Workshop on disaster risk management in the Caribbean begins in Havana
Organized by the Environment Agency of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (Citma), the event aims to integrate knowledge and practical experiences in this crucial area
Scientific research crucial to development
First Vice President Miguel Díaz–Canel Bermúdez emphasizes concrete application of scientific research
Navigating toward the future
The innovative Swiss vessel Race for Water Odyssey, powered solely by renewable energy, chose Cuba as the second stop on its five-year voyage around the world
METEORO 2016
Disaster preparedness strengthened
Annual disaster preparedness exercises, Meteoro 2016, successfully conducted across the island May 14-15
Promising research results
The discovery of the neuro-protective qualities of a new molecule called JM-20, opens up promising prospects for the treatment of cerebral ischemia
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
El Niño in retreat
The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle continued its gradual decline in March
