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Havana, Nov. 5 - On October 14, 1975, apartheid South Africa invaded Angola from usurped Namibia, with the knowledge and approval of the United States government.
Camagüey, November 5.- Amid the resource limitations facing the healthcare sector, the Manuel Ascunce Domenech Provincial Clinical Surgical Teaching Hospital in Camagüey maintains its Imaging services.
Havana, November 5 - Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, toured communities in Granma province this Tuesday to assess the recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa, which caused severe flooding in the eastern region, according to the Presidency's website.
Havana, November 4 - Operation Carlota, in which Cuba assisted Africa, evokes anecdotes and pride today, half a century after its inception, as the island's most just, prolonged, massive, and successful internationalist campaign.
Camagüey, November 4 - The province of Camagüey has begun its vaccination campaign against the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a measure included in Cuba's National Immunization Program. More than 3,000 nine-year-old girls will receive the first dose of this vaccine, which protects against serotypes 16 and 18, responsible for 70 percent of cervical cancer cases worldwide.
Washington, November 4 - Fundraising for the purchase of medical supplies and food is now one of the top priorities for solidarity groups in the United States mobilized to support Cuba after the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa.
Madrid, November 3 - The State Movement of Solidarity with Cuba (MESC, for its acronym in Spanish) has launched a fundraising campaign for the Caribbean island to provide aid following Hurricane Melissa.
Camagüey, November 3 - An unusual silence, heavy with apprehension, had filled the hallways of Camagüey's schools in the preceding days. The threat of Hurricane Melissa, which forcefully struck the eastern part of the country, kept the province on edge, with eyes fixed on the skies and bated breath.
Havana, November 3 - The memories of the infernal wind, the relentless rain, the swollen river, and the possessions lost in less than 12 hours have not yet faded. One cannot ask for more courage in rescuing children, the elderly, pregnant women, and men and women than what has been witnessed these days in the eastern lands. It is impossible to think about what the Cuban east has lived through and is still experiencing without searching our memories for that supportive strength that has always lifted us up after other hurricanes.
Camagüey, Nov. 1. - A contingent of 60 electrical workers from the province, named after patriot Ignacio Agramonte, departed this Saturday toward the eastern province of Granma to aid in restoring services after Hurricane Melissa's passage.
El Cobre, Santiago de Cuba, November 1st - The 18,699 inhabitants of El Cobre, a town that symbolizes the Cuban spirit, endured twelve terrible hours.
Havana, 1st place. Nov.- There are men and women standing up to the danger, exposing their lives to save others, making their own that phrase of the Liberator Simón Bolívar: if nature opposes it, we will fight against it.