Cuba

With aim of celebrating World Health Day falling on 7 April, today in Havana there will be a day dedicated to encouraging physical exercise, promoting healthy lifestyles, and combating sedentariness, overweight and obesity

Cuban professionals discussed the sugar agro-industry and the impact of climate change in a seminar at the National Sugar Training Centre

The Las Tunas Book Fair has come to an end and closed with the presentation of the Little Prince National Prize for Children's Literature 2022

The Union of Cuban Journalists of Villa Clara announced the winner of the 'Roberto González Quesada' provincial prize, unanimously awarded by the jury to Abel Falcón Curí, journalist, anchor and programme director of the radio station CMHW

After three years of interruption due to the coronavirus, Delta Airlines announced that it will resume operations with Havana on 10 April

In order to raise the quality of public health, the Centre for Medical Biophysics plans a new version of Imagis 2.0, a software created 25 years ago to access Imaging services from any area of the clinics

The building of the new oxygen plant for Cuba's eastern region is currently 33% complete and works are steadily proceeding

Scientists from various research centres in the biopharmaceutical industry, including the Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology and the Pedro Kourí Institute, are working rapidly on the creation of a Cuban dengue vaccine

In the first 13 days of the year alone, US authorities repatriated 1.115 irregular migrants in actions that are part of the bilateral immigration agreements established by Cuba

At least 20.000 visas a year will be issued to Cubans by the US Embassy in Havana, reopening visa and consular services for the first time since 2017; priority will be granted on permits to reunite Cubans with family in the US

At least 32 species of birds inhabit Cuba in endangered conditions, say the authors of the book Birds of the National Botanical Garden

A total of 11 US cities have asked to establish medical cooperation with Cuba, an official from the country's Foreign Ministry reportedly posted on Twitter

Aboriginal archaeology has achieved extraordinary development in Santiago de Cuba, as stated by Professor Duharte, specialist from Office of City Historian, highlighting the work of Martinez Arango, considered the father of modern archaeology here