Archive - / - Wednesday, September 4, 2019

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  Call for Fernando Alonso choreography contest in Camagüey

  Camagüey,sept. 4 – From november 25 to december 1st, Fernando Alonso In Memoriam contest, a new space for competition in choreographic creation, will be attracting dance lovers in the city.

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  U.S. government allocates millions to hinder Cuban medical cooperation

  Full Statement by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

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  Leydi Laura Moya and Lester Ders in Pentathlon World Championship

  Havana, September 4. - Cubans Leydi Laura Moya and Lester Ders will make their debut on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively, in the individual events of the Pentathlon World Championship, in Budapest Hungary.

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  Anti-stigma campaign ‘Let’s Talk About Dementia’ marks beginning of World Alzheimer’s Month in the Americas

  Washington D.C., 4 September 2019.- An Americas-wide campaign launched today by Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) aims to get people talking more comfortably and openly about Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

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  First Joint Committee between Cuba and the European Union held in Havana

  Havana, September 4.- The first Joint Committee between Cuba and the European Union (EU) met on Tuesday to review the implementation of the Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement (PDCA), as a preamble to the second Joint Council to be held on September 9, also in the Cuban capital.

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  Spanish court is first to close lawsuit in Europe presented under the Helms-Burton Law

  Madrid, September 4. - A lawsuit brought by the Sánchez Hill family against Meliá Hotels International was the first decision closed by an European court, following the implementation of Title III of the US Helms-Burton law against Cuba.

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  Jorge Luis Tapia Fonseca promoted as vice president of the Council of Ministers

  Havana, sept. 4th – Considering the importance of increasing the development of the high-protein plants  program designed by the leader of the Cuban Revolution, and taking into account its outcomes and potencialities, as well as the need to put a skillful director at the head of the program, the Council of State agreed to appoint Ulises Rosales del Toro as director of the program - activity that he currently carries on - releasing from his responsibilities as vice president of the Council of Ministers.

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  Díaz-Canel declares Cuban willingness to cooperate with The Bahamas

  Havana, sept.4 – In presence of both human and material losses caused by hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas,  Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, president of the Councils of State and Ministers of Cuba, expressed his sympathy to the prime minister of the Commonwealth, Honorable Hubert A. Minnis.