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Japanese friends celebrate Cuba’s victory in UN blockade vote
Over 950 Japanese friends traveled to Cuba aboard the Peace Boat, an initiative founded in 1983, calling for a world free of nuclear weapons, and promoting a message in support of an end to wars, global sustainability and friendship among the peoples
Justice for Víctor Jara
A Florida jury has found a former Chilean army officer liable for the murder of the popular folk singer and activist, Victor Jara in 1973.
Day by day battle against disease-carrying mosquitoes
Efforts to combat and prevent illnesses spread by Aedes mosquitoes were evaluated by the Ministry of Public Health and provincial authorities via video-conference
Unasur Secretary General arrives in Cuba
During his stay, the distinguished visitor will hold talks with state and government officials
African women in the spotlight
Despite the region’s commitment to promoting gender equality and female empowerment, violence and discrimination against women and girls remain problems for the continent
Villa Clara youth to pay tribute to Che
Thousands of students from across Villa Clara province will lead the traditional “Por la ruta del Che” walk, in honor of the Hero of the Battle of Santa Clara on the 50th anniversary of his death
Cuba prepares to begin post-epidemic recovery
Following its approval by the Communist Party of Cuba Central Committee Political Bureau, a series of measures for the first stage of recovery from the COVID-19 epidemic, conceived as a gradual process with three phases, was considered by the Council of Ministers yesterday
Puerto Rico continues its struggle for independence
Even in the midst of the difficult conditions in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria, Edwin González, representative of the Puerto Rican Mission to Havana, stressed that his country’s struggle for decolonization continues to be a priority for all those committed to social emancipation
Voting is a tribute to our history
Mercedes López Acea, first secretary of the Communist Party in Havana and member of its Political Bureau, as well as a Council of State vice president, said today that voting for delegates to Municipal Assemblies of People’s Power safeguards the rights of Cubans and validates the country’s participative democracy.
