Havana, Apr 15th. - The main objective of the cooperation of the project is to facilitate financing for the realization of livestock and agricultural operations - in the upper area of Camagüey, of an investigation cut, that allow to increase productions.
Geneva, Apr 14th. - Humanity today celebrates World Day of Chagas Disease with the aim of raising public awareness of this evil that often passes silently, until it is too late.
Havana, April 12th. – Cuba offers an innovative treatment option for Parkinson's Syndrome, which significantly improves patients' quality of life, the Cuban Medical Services Marketing Agency website reported today, in commemoration of World Parkinson's Day.
Moscow, Apr 11th. - The great advances of artificial intelligence are also pushing research into robotic bodies, still far from the precision of human manipulation. That may be close to changing, though.
Havana, April 10th. - In the context of the XI Earth Sciences Convention (Geociencias 2025), the Center for Information Management and Energy Development (Cubaenergía) presented research in favor of the sector.
Havana, Mar 29th. - To raise the quality of life of older adults with heart problems, it is committed in Cuba to investigate and apply advanced techniques in therapeutic processes and diagnoses with less risk than cardiovascular surgery.
Havana, March 28th. - Cuban software development company Avangenio today unveiled "SocIA," the first artificial intelligence agent developed entirely in Cuba, during a press conference in Havana.
Havana, March 27th. - Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil highlighted the humanistic vocation of Cuban healthcare workers, in response to criticism from U.S. State Department Secretary Marco Rubio.
The U.S., Mar 26th. - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called for speeding up the adoption of digital identity technologies with the aim of strengthening aviation safety and improving operational efficiency.
Moscow, Mar 25th. - In order to find effective solutions, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and for sustainable development the call for the international competition Green Eurasia was launched in Moscow, TVBrics reported
Geneva, March 24th. - It may seem like a disease of the past, and at one time it was the world's deadliest infectious disease, but tuberculosis is still alive today with serious social, economic, and health consequences.
Havana, March 22nd. - The Institute of Meteorology (INSMET) perpetuates the legacy of its founders and the construction of its building in 1921, which was part of the famous Meteorological Observatory of the Colegio de Belén, run by Jesuit priests, one of whom, Benito Viñes, became a pioneer in the field in Cuba.