The U.S. government has begun applying sanctions to Cubans with dual nationality and foreigners visiting Cuba, reports Granma newspaper today.
Read more U.S. sanctions Cubans with dual nationality and foreigners visiting CubaThe European Space Agency (ESA) has issued a warning this Friday about the threat to Earth caused by the passage of a 40-metre asteroid to more than six million kilometres from the planet on Sept. 9.
Read more Dangerous Asteroid to Pass Near Earth Next September
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel praised the legacy of African-American leader Malcolm X during his visit to the Shabazz Center, located in the popular neighborhood where Harlem and Washington Heights sections meet, in Upper Manhattan.
Read more President Miguel Díaz-Canel praises Malcolm X’s legacy in New York
Photos: Trabajadores, Radio Victoria and Radio Taino The social inclusion of people with disabilities in Cuba focused the debates of a workshop dedicated to this topic in the city of Holguin, as part of the programs of attention to this sector of the population in the Caribbean island.
Read more Benefit Programs for Disabled Persons Praised in Holguin
Delegations from the United States and Mexico are continuing on Thursday their talks in Washington in order to find some alternatives to reduce the flow of immigrants to the common border.
Read more Mexico, USA Talk on Immigration, But under Tariff Threats
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