The U.S. Congress has approved a bipartisan bill that would expand critical funding to help identify human remains of asylum seekers and migrants who’ve died in remote areas of the border while crossing into the United States.
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The Global Anti-Blockade Movement against Cuba, known as NEMO, expressed its support for Pope Francis' statements on the need to put an end to aggression and unilateral sanctions against any country in the world.
Read more Pope's words against aggressions and blockades supported in the U.S.
Cuba called on Tuesday to preserve international peace and security. It denounced the United States' efforts to impose NATO's progressive expansion towards the borders of the Russian Federation.
Read more Cuba calls for the preservation of international peace and security
Experts of the World Health Organization (WHO) today urged the international community to proceed with faster and more drastic responses to curb the coronavirus Covid-19, considering it extremely dangerous and devastating for humanity.
Read more WHO labels Covid-19 as dangerous and urges rapid offensive
Cuba will have volleyball and baseball training camps in Japan with a view to the 2020 Olympic Games, Japanese sports authorities and a delegation from the National Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation (INDER) agreed here Saturday after fruitful negotiations.
Read more Cuban Athletes Will Train in Japan for 2020 Olympic Games
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