Statement by the Revolutionary Government
With the reestablishment of diplomatic ties with the United States, the lifting of the blockade, among other issues, will be essential to the ultimate normalization of relations
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Pope Francis arrives in Holguín
Pope Francis is the first Pontiff to visit the province, where today at 10:20am he will officiate his second mass in Cuba
Pope Francis reflects on blockade of Cuba
“Both presidents have spoken; I hope that an agreement which satisfies both parties is reached,” stated the Pontiff in regards to the U.S. blockade imposed on Cuba
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A happy ending
Although the majority of the country’s doctors work in the capital of Maputo, the number is so low that a serious shortage persists, thus the vital importance of support offered by Cuban collaborators throughout the nation
"We are very proud of Cuban women"
Teresa Amarelle Boué was ratified as general secretary of the Federation of Cuban Women
Urban agriculture advances
Army General Raúl Castro Ruz was congratulated for his contribution to urban and suburban agriculture on the 20th anniversary of the program and the 30th of organic gardens
It is Santiago de Cuba, don't be surprised at all!
Santiago de Cuba took to the streets, but with the Revolution and with Díaz-Canel
No Covid-19 in Cuba yet, as preventative measures and preparation continue
Thirty travelers have been admitted to hospitals for observation and15 have been tested for Covid-19, all with negative results, confirming that the country remains free of the disease, reported Public Health Minister José Ángel Portal Miranda
100% of Cuba's eligible population has received at least one dose of a nationally developed COVID-19 vaccine
Cuba is the Latin American country with the highest percentage of its population vaccinated with at least a first dose, and leads the vaccination rate in the world
Pope Francis is now in Santiago de Cuba
Pope Francis has arrived in Santiago de Cuba, the second most populated province on the island which, together with Havana, was also visited by John Paul II in 1998 and Benedict XVI in 2012
