News from Contramaestre, Cuba and the World
In 1906, under the second US military occupation, a decisive phase in Cuba’s political history took shape: the founding of the Socialist Party of Cuba, formed through the merger of …
Socialist Party of Cuba came into being under US occupation Read More
The Automotive Transportation Services Business Group (GEA), comprised of 17 companies, has registered a 47.9% decrease in passenger transportation and a 31.5% decrease in freight transportation, as a consequence of …
Cuban Automotive companies seek alternatives to sustain services in the midst of the fuel crisis Read More
Moscow, Nov 11 (Prensa Latina) — It is a priority for our government to return to a path of economic growth, and in this endeavor, we count on the Russian …
Cuba’s doors will always be open to the Russian business community (+Photos) Read More
China reaffirmed its support for Cuba today in the struggle against United States sanctions and the blockade, while thanking Havana for its continued backing of issues of core interest to …
China’s top political advisor expresses his country’s will keep a long-term policy of friendship with Cuba Read More
Exploring and establishing new international collaborative alliances regarding climate change, building capacity, and implementing financial mechanisms—such as carbon markets—are among Cuba’s objectives for the 31st Conference of the Parties to …
Cuba Explores New Alliances for Climate Adaptation Read More
Cuba marks World Development Information Day through a combination of government-led initiatives, community involvement, and educational outreach, reflecting the country’s enduring commitment to universal access to information and technology. Although …
Cuba observes World Development Information Day with initiatives Read More
The United Nations has long stood as a stage where states voice disputes and seek global legitimacy for their policies. In the case of Cuba and the United States’ longstanding …
The UN scenery of Cuba’s fight against US economic blockade Read More
On October 20, 1868, in the Cuban city of Bayamo, a moment resonated through the streets and into the heart of the nation. It was on that day that “La …
Cuban Culture Day: The Birth of a National Anthem Read More
Orlando Pantoja Tamayo “Olo”stands as an outstanding figure in the turbulent saga of Cuba’s revolutionary era. His name surfaces in discussions that weave together Fidel Castro, the 1958–1959 invasion of …
Orlando Pantoja “Olo” stands among the greatest Cuban martyrs Read More
The Torricelli Act passed by the US Congress on September 24, 1992, and amended the blockade imposed on Cuba back in 1962. Proponents of this act claimed it would help …
An evidence of the economic besiege of the US government against Cuba Read More