Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, visited the Granma Military-Industrial Company, which operates several production lines designed to meet the needs of the national economy

The First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, attended the 15th birthday celebration of the teenagers at the Solidaridad con Panamá School. From there, students and teachers of the institution sent greetings to the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Army General Raúl Castro Ruz

The results of collaborative work between the country's universities and the Ministry of Energy and Mines to use available resources and technologies for generating energy from renewable sources were discussed at a meeting of experts and scientists involved in the energy transition with the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez.

The First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, welcomed His Excellency Sergei Ryabkov, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

On April 10, 1892, the Cuban Revolutionary Party was also born, inspired by and following the example of José Martí

In the Cuban people’s upward journey, no setback has ever been—nor will it ever be—definitive; it has never brought paralysis, nor has it ever meant abandoning the struggle

This fifth edition will mark the official inauguration of the Patria project’s headquarters, which aims to become a center for study, training, and preparation

The National Center for Scientific Research presented to President Díaz-Canel the progress made in the clinical evaluation of PPG and aspirin therapy for post-stroke cognitive impairment, as well as the use of dermatological soaps and creams, among other developments

When unscrupulous individuals steal components from photovoltaic parks and generator sets, affecting the National Electrical System, these acts constitute the crime of sabotage.

Under the slogan "Together for Science," this year the World Health Organization highlights the value of scientific collaboration and calls on communities and society at large to support science-based innovation in healthcare

“What do we do when we have to carry a patient up to the seventh floor in the middle of a national power outage? We pick them up and carry them up the stairs”

We share this article by the distinguished historian José Cantón, published in Granma on March 24th, 1979, dedicated to “In Defense of Cuba,” José Martí’s 1889 response to an article in the U.S. newspaper The Manufacturer

Osvaldo Fernández Pichardo received a life sentence in the First Chamber of the Camaguey Provincial People's Court for the crimes of terrorism and illegal possession of weapons or explosives

With Cuban-style solutions and the solidarity of other nations, services for pregnant women and newborns have not stopped at the Ramón González Coro Maternity and Obstetrics Hospital

International Day of Solidarity with Cuba will be celebrated on March 21st

In a meeting with the country's leadership, President Díaz-Canel Bermúdez said that "in the exchanges that have taken place, the Cuban side has expressed its willingness to carry out this process on the basis of equality and respect for the political systems of both states, for sovereignty, and for the self-determination of our governments"

Sixty-nine years after the events of March 13th, 1957, which shook Havana and the entire nation, the image of the protagonists of the assault on the Presidential Palace and Operation Radio Reloj looms large in the eyes of the entire people, as an example of boundless heroism, unwavering courage, and absolute dedication to the fulfillment of duty

The sun's energy is harnessed not only in photovoltaic parks in this province, but also in pumping stations, for street lighting, and in homes.

The growing aggression of the United States comes at a very high cost for everyone, and the Cuban government is not standing idly by: plan against plan, as José Martí would say

The final approval of Nasalferon, a nasal spray that is easy for the public to use, was supported by the results of a Phase III clinical trial that demonstrated its antiviral effect, efficacy, and safety in controlling and improving the symptoms of these diseases

As part of the PULSE-C project, the University of Camaguey will receive a photovoltaic system with storage that will guarantee the operational continuity of its strategic services, in a commitment to the dual energy and digital transition in Cuban Higher Education

Díaz-Canel and Marrero Cruz congratulated members of the State Security Forces

Docking in Cuba now represents an act of justice and a breath of fresh air

Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Party’s Central Committee and President of the Republic, thanked Panama for its support of the UN resolution against the U.S. blockade of Cuba and called for increased economic and commercial exchange during a meeting with Mr. Javier Eduardo Martínez-Acha Vásquez, Foreign Minister of Panama

The tighter the squeeze, the more Cubans draw on their ingenuity to solve problems and address emergencies of all kinds

The vessel, the flagship of the Our America Solidarity Convoy, was christened Granma 2.0 by its own crew

Cuba, as a victim of terrorist acts, and in accordance with the policy established by the Revolution, has reaffirmed its commitment to preventing and confronting terrorism in all its forms

On Saturday, March 21^st, the welcoming ceremony for the members of the Our America to Cuba Convoy took place at the ICAP headquarters

From various parts of the Americas, expressions of solidarity with Cuba are pouring in, taking the form of material aid and a brotherly embrace

Every time the slightest possibility of a civilized relationship between the United States and Cuba emerges, those in Miami who make their living from the business of war go to extraordinary lengths—and spend whatever it takes—to thwart such paths to peace