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New information reveals plans from the U.S. to sabotage the attendance of the Cuban head of state, Miguel Díaz-Canel, to the UN General Assembly, where he would attend as representative of the presidency of the G-77 Movement plus China, in September.

Pope Francis on Thursday denounced in Vatican City the situations of injustice and human pain in today's world. Read more Pope Francis denounces existence of injustice and human pain

A Miami federal judge has accused four major cruise companies of violating US blockade against Cuba, codified in the Helms-Burton Act, by carrying passengers to Cuba and profiting from the use of Havana port facilities.

Russia and China need to work to further reduce their dependence on the dollar and switch to national currencies for trade in order to alleviate the risks of U.S. sanctions, says Russia’s top diplomat. In an interview with Chinese media, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that Moscow and Beijing “need to move away from the use of Western-controlled international payment systems."

With the prospect of contributing more than 260 million dollars to the country's economy during 2019, tobacco products are reaffirmed as the main export of Cuban agriculture. Read more Tobacco Remains as the Main Export of Cuba’s Agricultural Sector

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Plans to sabotage Cuban president's visit to the UN organized in the U.S.

Pope Francis denounces existence of injustice and human pain

Miami judge accuses four cruise companies travelling to Cuba

Russian foreign minister says Russia and China need to move away from dollar to reduce risks of U.S. sanctions

Tobacco Remains as the Main Export of Cuba’s Agricultural Sector

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