101ST NATIONAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP
Villa Clara, Cuban soccer champions
While the chances were slim and depended on the performance of other teams, Villa Clara managed to improve their position “match by match”
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The latest on video game development in Cuba
The majority of Cuban-produced video games are created for environmental, educational, therapeutic, and mental agility purposes, aimed at a range of users, although the focus is on younger generations
An island with irreplaceable landscapes, flora and fauna
Given Cuba’s importance to biodiversity conservation in the Caribbean, efforts to protect the country’s flora and fauna are a priority
Cuban handball players go all out in Spain
Cuban athletes excel in Spanish professional leagues
Rom communication, setting up a project for the people
After three days of coordinating projects, experiences, and communication strategies to create, together with the public, a space for ideological debate, the 1st Granma-Rebelde International Festival concluded yesterday in Havana
The Granma, breaking through the fog
December 2, 1956, at a point on the southern coast of eastern Cuba the Granma expedition led by Fidel landed, committed to be "free or martyrs"
There is no argument for Cuba's permanence on a terrorist list
Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, member of the Political Bureau and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, affirmed that there is no valid and reasonable argument for the permanence of the Island in the unilateral list of the U.S. State Department of countries that allegedly sponsor terrorism.
The first flower for Camilo
On November 15, 1959, the people of Cardenas, in Matanzas province, initiated the tradition, now cherished by all Cubans, of honoring Camilo Cienfuegos
Sandino and Caimito, two municipalities and a common desire to thrive
Díaz-Canel and Morales Ojeda meet again in the economic centers and with the inhabitants of two municipalities, Pinar del Río and Artemisa
The Homeland is here
Certainly, paraphrasing the writer Augusto Monterroso fits like a glove when talking about that archaic and cruel phenomenon that, day in, day out, harasses the island: every time Cuba wakes up, the blockade is still there.
