WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC
Cuba qualifies for second round
A grand slam by Alfredo Despaigne in a decisive game against Australia sends Cuba to the second round of the international competition
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A grand slam by Alfredo Despaigne in a decisive game against Australia sends Cuba to the second round of the international competition
Forty-nine years ago a vile hired assassin, a terrorist, contracted by the United States Central Intelligence Agency, believed he had killed a man in Bolivia
Reaching a contractual agreement which enables Cubans to play baseball in the United States without renouncing their country and people, and to represent their nation in international competitions and national tournaments, as long as schedules don’t clash, would be a genuine contribution to efforts to normalize relations and a indisputable demonstration of good will, a fundamental principle of global sports
The March 22 game between Cuba’s national team and the Tampa Bay Rays at Havana’s Latinoamericano Stadium, was a great celebration attended by the two countries’ Presidents
How can it be possible for an organization that violates its very own institutional procedures to assert that a state is suffering the alteration of its democratic order?
A ceremonial send-off for the team set to play in the 4th World Baseball Classic was held in Havana's José Martí Memorial yesterday, February 16, with Alfredo Despaigne serving as the flag-bearer, escorted by Lázaro Blanco and Carlos Benítez, also members of the national title-winning Sorrels of Granma
A few facts on the consultation process which led to the Party Central Committee's approval of the principle documents guiding the updating of Cuba's economic and social model
In late 1889, the government of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison organized the First Pan American Conference, which would mark the launch of U.S. “Pan-Americanism,” from then on expressed as the country’s economic and political domination of the Americas under the pretext of “continental unity.”
Devotion to life, ethics and transparency, are the founding principles of one of the Cuban sports movement’s most important institutions, Havana’s anti-doping laboratory, which on February 13 celebrated fifteen years since its founding
It is disrespectful and inconsistent that a country which decides to restore, after more than 50 years, diplomatic relations with another, attempt to subvert the internal order of this other and promote regime change