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Cuba is finalizing details to host from next 25 to 28 the 12th International Congress on Science Education and the 17th International Workshop on the Teaching of Physics, at Havana’s Convention Palace.
According to the island's Ministry of Education, the meeting will feature the participation of researchers from Colombia, Brazil, Guatemala, Ecuador, Spain and Venezuela.
The Cuban government reiterated its commitment to continue strengthening ties of friendship and cooperation with its Canadian counterpart, as today celebrates the 79th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations.
The fact was highlighted by the island’s Foreign Ministry on its X account, which details in other publications the good state of political ties and commercial ties.
Cuba believes that Haiti today needs real assistance and cooperation for its reconstruction and progress, without foreign interference that has been the cause of its problems.
This was emphasized in a statement issued by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Minrex), published on its website, which reaffirms the solidarity of the largest of the Antilles with the Haitian people.
The newspaper Patria, created by José Martí, the greatest of all Cubans, was born on a day like today in New York, which is why Cuban Press Day was established.
To remember one of the most important documentary legacies left by the hero is to honor his immeasurable work as a journalist (and undoubtedly in all areas), but his work in this one that concerns us means to evoke one of the best-known columnists, reporters or columnists in Latin America at that time.
The president of the National Sports Institute (INDER) of Cuba, Osvaldo Vento, is on a visit to Guadeloupe aimed at fostering ties of collaboration between the two countries, according to the Cuban sports newspaper Jit.
This Friday Vento, accompanied by the director of international relations of Inder, Gisleydi Sosa, and the national fencing commissioner, Alhjadis Bandera, held an exchange with the mayor of the Petit-Bourg municipality of the Caribbean country, David Nebor.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel ratified Friday his country's zero tolerance to gender violence and urged to improve prevention systems.
At the closing ceremony of the eleventh Congress of the Federation of Cuban Women, the head of state said that to confront this scourge it is not enough with the police and the courts, he also considered it necessary to improve the systems of popular and family education at the community level with prophylactic, preventive approaches.
There are decisive moments for the life of peoples that mark the beginning of new paths, that build revolutionary attitudes, unrenounceable concepts, eternal embrace of shared ideologies.
If, on top of that, they are led by a man whose moral stature made him an exceptional model of a leader, then there is no doubt: the years will pass, the times will change, but those moments will remain latent in the hearts of millions of people and beyond, in the historical memory of the nation.
Cubans recall this Monday, the explosion of the French vessel La Coubre 64 years ago in Havana, the result of a terrorist attack that left a hundred people dead and hundreds wounded.
The vessel arrived in the Cuban capital with armaments and ammunition acquired in Western Europe by the emerging Revolution to defend itself against the increasing aggressions from the United States.
More than 140 organizations and individuals from Maryland signed an open letter to the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on Monday calling to end the blockade against Cuba.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel reiterated the call to the people of the island to participate in the world mobilization in support of Palestine on March 2.
Through his account in X, the president detailed that in all provinces and in Havana they will take to the streets in solidarity with that brotherly people and to condemn the holocaust that Israel intends to provoke in Rafah.
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