Havana, August 15.- The Forecast Center of the Cuban Institute of Meteorology (Insmet, for its acronym in Spanish) reported today that Erin has reached hurricane status in the waters of the tropical Atlantic Ocean, becoming the first of the current hurricane season.
Havana, August 12.- Five Chinese-made Yutong buses, which run on biomethane as fuel, will begin operating in the province of Matanzas, marking a significant step toward cleaner and more sustainable energy alternatives in Cuban public transportation.
Washington, August 11.- Tropical Storm Erin, which formed today west of the Cape Verde Islands, is moving in that direction at 31 kilometers per hour (km/h), and this movement is expected to continue for the next few days.
Havana, August 6.- India will host starting today a prestigious World Health Organization (WHO) workshop on international regulatory cooperation for herbal medicines, with the participation of experts from Cuba, among other countries.
USA, July 31 – Workers at a site in South Carolina where components for U.S. nuclear bombs were once manufactured have found a radioactive wasp nest, but authorities said there is no danger to anyone.
China, July 30. - Vice Foreign Minister Josefina Vidal represented Cuba at the High-Level Meeting on Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Shanghai, China.
Havana, July 29. - A group of young people from the United States graduated from the Latin American School of Medicine in Cuba (ELAM), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced today.
Havana, July 26 – National institutions praised the contribution of United Nations agencies to their project entitled "Incorporating biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation into sustainable tourism development."
Camagüey, July 23 – The Territorial Delegation of the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Environment (Citma, for its acronym in Spanish) is holding the second edition of the Innovation for Development Expo, an event that has established itself as a benchmark for promoting knowledge in the territory.
Camagüey, July 18 – Scientists and specialists from Camagüey are intensifying strategies to reduce plastic pollution, a global scourge currently affecting coastal and marine ecosystems in Cuba.
USA, July 17 – Nearly three out of four American teenagers have already used "AI companions," according to the NGO Common Sense Media, which warned about the risks that these relationship-oriented artificial intelligence (AI) virtual assistants may represent for minors.
Stockholm, July 16 – A study published in the journal Nature Cardiovascular Research suggests that women currently diagnosed with premenstrual disorder have a 10 percent higher risk of cardiovascular diseases.