Cuba could begin in March the emergency use of some of its vaccine candidates against Covid-19 to immunize high-risk people, it was reported on Monday.
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Cuba said on Monday the Trump administration denied its health minister a visa to attend a Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) meeting in Washington and accused the United States of repeatedly violating its obligations as the host of an international organization.
Read more Cuban Health Minister Denied Visa to Participate in PAHO Meeting in Washington
The Commander of the Revolution, Ramiro Valdés Menéndez, vice prime minister of the Republic of Cuba, visited this Friday the Heroes del 26 de Julio Mechanical Company (Holmeca), as part of the government visit to this eastern territory.
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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel today denounced the terrorist attack perpetrated against the Cuban embassy in Washington and urged the U.S. authorities to respond.
Photo: Prensa LatinaMeasures to reduce risks of drought and how to face it will focus today the debates in the third day of the 10th International Congress on Disasters, being held in this capital until next Friday.
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