Cuba attracts the attention of cruise lines
A bilateral symposium held in the Cuban capital November 28-29 provided the opportunity to exchange experiences and evaluate the development of the cruise industry in Cuba
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A bilateral symposium held in the Cuban capital November 28-29 provided the opportunity to exchange experiences and evaluate the development of the cruise industry in Cuba
No matter how hard the propaganda machine has tried to refute Marx’s analysis, his ideas have stood the test of time
The government is actively limiting collaboration. Four grants awarded to Cuba's Pedro Kourí Institute of Tropical Medicine by the U.S. National Institutes of Health to study Zika, chikungunya and dengue, have been "put on hold"
Before the event began, shouts of “Out, worms out” and “get them out of here,” were heard from the almost 70 Cuban delegates
The Caribbean meetings held in Havana last week, March 8-11, left clear evidence of the leading role our region is playing in political developments on the continent, as well as the potential which exists for greater integration in the face of adverse international conditions
The People's Summit, held parallel to the 7th Summit of the Americas, took place in the Auditorium of the University of Panama. For Cubans, this space has a historic symbolism. Here, an assassination attempt against President Fidel Castro in 2000 was planned. Granma spoke to an extraordinary witness of those events, Cuban diplomat Carlos Rafael Zamora
Amidst the damage caused by Hurricane Maria, efforts are also focused on recovering the island's greatest treasure: its flora and fauna
Although talks between the U.S. and Cuba are in themselves a milestone for two countries which have lacked formal ties for more than 50 years, they only mark the beginning of a much longer and complicated process. Granma shares with its readers seven key points which clarify the dimension of what is happening between Havana and Washington and the coming stage.
Cuba’s diplomatic mission in the United States was officially re-inaugurated this morning, July 20. The Cuban Interest Section in Washington is now the country’s embassy.
Even while the ink of Barack Obama’s new Presidential Directive on Cuba is not yet dry, an announcement for new subversive projects against Cuba was published on the U.S. State Department website