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U.S. Ladies Choir Charms Cuban Audiences
Published on: Culture
A choir of lady graduates from Smith College in the United States delighted Cuban audiences in Matanzas and Havana with pieces from the Italian baroque repertoire, during the two performances that made up its first visit to Cuba.
Young Catholics Gather In Havana
Published on: Cuba
In line with the call made by Pope Francis to foster a culture of mutual respect and understanding, young Cuban catholic attended a 29th World Youth Day 2016 gathering in late July.
Cuba and Saudi Arabia Forge Stronger Commercial Ties
Published on: Economy
The signing of five agreements over a six year period between Cuba and the Saudi Arabian Fund for Development shows the interest both have in strengthening trade links, something particularly highlighted by the last two agreements on the development of the Island’s water system.
Diverse Quality Cuban Honey Products
Published on: Economy
Cuba is implementing a development program until 2030 to better exploit its beekeeping productive potential and to develop new products with higher added values.
Cuba’s Most Revered Sanctuary
Published on: Photo Featured
The National Basilica-Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de la Caridad (Our Lady of Charity) del Cobre, in the province of Santiago de Cuba, is a special place for both religious pilgrims and tourists from all over the world, interested in knowing the traditions and the history of the site.
Tales From Beneath A Green Tiled Roof....
Published on: Culture
She had stayed behind when relatives and friends left the country, alone in a big house with her memories, dogs and the occasional company of an elderly cook.
Havana’s Monuments
Published on: Tourism
The unique charm of the city of Havana, founded in November 1519, is due in no small part to its many monuments, most of which are associated with personalities and events.
New Vaccine Development In Cuba
Published on: Health & Medicine
The Cuban Biotechnological and Pharmaceutical Industry institution, BioCubaFarma, is developing new vaccines to increase the effectiveness and security indicators of pre-clinical trials conducted on the population.
Integral Early Education Defecit In Latin American
Published on: Cuba
International experts who met in Cuba highlighted that, even though illiteracy has been eradicated in many countries in the region, a sustained effort is required in Latin America and the Caribbean to develop a comprehensive and diverse system of education.