Farewell to one of the most faithful revolutionaries
During the funeral service, the first honor guard was led by José Ramón Machado Ventura, second secretary of the Party Central Committee and vice president of the Councils of State and Ministers
OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE COMMUNIST
PARTY OF CUBA CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Resultados de búsqueda
10126 resultados.
More than 20,000 polling stations established for upcoming elections
The determination of 24,361 polling stations in 12,515 constituencies across the country has been completed in accordance with the timeline established for upcoming general elections
Recovery from storm damage in Cienfuegos
In the wake of Hurricane Irma in September of 2017, citizens’ unity was key to recovery in city of Cienfuegos
New Constitution reflects economic updates
Clearly evident in the proposed constitutional reform is the updating of Cuba’s economic model, based on documents approved during the Seventh Party Congress which point toward a more just society
Youth across the country insist: Cuba is ours
Yesterday, October 24, youth across the country joined women and workers in denouncing the interventionist nature of President Obama's recent policy directive and demanding an end to the blockade
Cuba has not renounced economic growth of approximately 6%
To support this projection, a gradual recovery in tourism is expected, along with positive results in nickel exports and telecommunication services, although the GDP will remain below the 2019 level
IRAN – ELECTIONS
Six in the race to Sa’dabad Palace
This May 19 Iranians go to the polls to decide which of the six candidates, approved by the Council of Guardians of Iran, will become the twelfth president of the country, in a particularly tense environment due to the economic crisis and armed conflicts across the region
A warm embrace from the people of Pyongyang
Yesterday, around 1:00 pm local time, Cuba’s President arrived in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to begin his official visit
Cuba and Chicago initiate health care collaboration
Cuban and U.S. professionals will work to evaluate health care for vulnerable and low-income communities in the city of Chicago, in order to suggest measures to contribute to improving their health indicators
Bolivia in the bullseye
In Latin America, the scars of the past leave a taste of what could be repeated
