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Cuba has commenced power restoration in Havana following a widespread blackout affecting 10 million people. About 19% of residents in the capital have regained electricity, while efforts are underway to …
Cuba Initiates Power Restoration After Nationwide Blackout Read More
Cuba triumphantly claimed its first gold medal at the Pan American Youth Weightlifting Championships in Havana, courtesy of Emanuel de la Rosa, who lifted a total of 310 kilograms. The …
Cuba Wins First Title at Pan American Youth Weightlifting Championship Read More
Cuba achieved its first victory in its inaugural women’s world boxing championship participation, with Melani Girado winning as her opponent did not show. Future matches will include Yoana Rodriguez and …
Cuba’s Women’s Boxing Team Achieves First Victory at World Championship Read More
The Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples commemorated Hugo Chávez’s legacy on the 12th anniversary of his death, emphasizing his revolutionary commitment and partnership with Cuba. Venezuelan Ambassador Orlando …
Cuba Commemorates the Legacy of Hugo Chávez on Latin American Dignity Day Read More
Esteban Lazo Hernández, during his visit to Tanzania, met with Zanzibar’s President Hussein Ali Mwinyi, emphasizing the importance of strengthening Cuba-Tanzania ties. Lazo Hernández acknowledged Tanzania’s support against the U.S. …
Strengthening Cuba-Zanzibar Relations: Esteban Lazo Hernández Meets President Mwinyi Read More
On March 5, 2023, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel honored Hugo Chávez, noting his enduring legacy twelve years after Chávez’s death. Diaz-Canel highlighted Chávez’s influential ideology and his commitment to a …
Cuban President Díaz-Canel Commemorates Chávez: 12 Years Later Read More
The editorial criticizes Senator Marco Rubio’s proposal to sanction nations using Cuban medical workers, emphasizing its detrimental impact on healthcare access, particularly for Jamaica. It highlights CARICOM’s efforts to collectively …
The Dangers of Sanctioning Cuban Medical Professionals Read More
Senator Marco Rubio’s plan to sanction countries using Cuban medical roles is harmful, threatening poor populations’ health across various regions. CARICOM is planning to meet with U.S. officials to address …
The Consequences of Sanctioning Cuban Medical Professionals Read More
Cuba commemorated the 45th anniversary of Brazil’s Workers’ Party (PT) on February 10, with Roberto Morales Ojeda of the PCC praising PT’s role in advocating for social justice. The PCC …
Cuba Celebrates 45th Anniversary of Brazil’s Workers’ Party Read More
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s first president and freedom fighter, has died at 95, leaving behind a legacy of independence and leadership. Revered as a national father figure, he helped steer Namibia …
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s First President and Freedom Fighter, Dies at 95 Read More