Cuba, a beacon of social justice
Chilean activist Leandro Lanfranco Leverton, director of the national commission responsible for organizing Cuba solidarity brigades from his country, talks about the historic ties between the two countries
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Chilean activist Leandro Lanfranco Leverton, director of the national commission responsible for organizing Cuba solidarity brigades from his country, talks about the historic ties between the two countries
A friend from the U.S. visiting the island recently as part of the "In the footsteps of Che International Brigade" commented: Cuba is an inspiration, because it teaches us that a revolution is possible
The Ambassador of Malaysia to Cuba, Khairi Omar, in an interview with Granma International on the occasion of celebrations to mark the 60th anniversary of his country’s independence in Havana, described the ties between the two countries as excellent
Speaking to Granma International, Cuban medical professional who have offered their services around the world describe their efforts as a rewarding privilege
Sparking a good laugh in hospital patients is the goal of these creative professionals, in an effort to lift their spirits and contribute to a more rapid recovery
International visitors appreciate being able to stroll freely through safe cities of the island, a far cry from the violence of armed groups or criminals seen in other parts of the world
“We can not afford to squander, because we lack sufficient natural resources and yet we must seize on the vast human capital that we have, to move forward regarding all our problems”
Gratitude to Cuba for its efforts in supporting the Colombian peace talks was expressed by a delegation from the South American nation visiting the island, during a meeting held at the Cuban Institute of Friendship with Peoples (ICAP) in Havana
As a historic center for human resources training, today Havana’s Calixto Garcia School of Medical Sciences is a cornerstone of the results achieved by Cuba in the field of public health
The Five Cuban Heroes were received with expressions of love and admiration during their first tour of Namibia, after a 10-day visit to South Africa; and before heading to Angola