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The hospital, set up in the grounds of the Ixtepec sports stadium, offers consolations across general family medicine, pediatrics, gynecology and obstetrics, orthopedics and traumatology, surgery and neurosurgery, 24 hours a day
Fifteen watercolors, one for each of the 15 years the Cuban Five have suffered in prison, in an exposition entitled Yo me muero como viví, (I will die as I have lived) by Antonio Guerrero, inaugurated September 11, in Havana’s José Martí Memorial.
Works by director Roberto Chile
Cuba received three times as many U.S. visitors in 2017 than in 2016, according to Josefina Vidal, General Director for US Affairs at the Cuban Foreign Ministry
The U.S. national soccer team will play their first friendly match against Cuba in seven decades, on October 7, in Havana, the U.S. Soccer Federation announced June 30
The pact was approved by parliamentarians with 567 votes in favor, 61 against, and 31 abstentions
The Cuban Interests Section in Washington announced May 12 that it will renew expired passports of Cuban citizens resident in the United States preparing to travel to Cuba in the coming months, despite the currently unresolved issue of the consulate’s closure in response to the termination of banking services to Cuba.
Actions are being carried out in various cities around the world today, September 7, to demand Mumia Abu-Jamal receive immediate treatment with new antiviral drugs which could cure Hepatitis C, a disease from which he, along with almost 6,000 other Pennsylvania state inmates, suffers
In the editorial entitled “Torture and Its Psychological Aftermath,” published October 21, U.S. newspaper The New York Times asks if any government official will be held accountable for the harm caused to tortured prisoners of war, above all those incarcerated in the Naval Base which illegally occupies a piece of sovereign territory in Guantánamo, Cuba
After over seven years of harassment and intimidation by the IRS (U.S. Internal Revenue Service), the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization (IFCO)/ Pastors for Peace has been informed that its status as a non-profit organization will be revoked due to its humanitarian work in Cuba
