The 17 members of the National Electoral Commission (CEN, in Spanish) in charge of organizing, directing and validating the February 24 referendum on Cuba''s new Constitution have taken office on Friday in Havana.
Read more Authorities in Charge of Constitutional Referendum Appointed in Cuba
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez has reiterated today that the US Government is seeking pretexts to increase confrontation and intensify the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed on the island for almost six decades.
Read more US Seeks Excuses to Intensify Blockade against Cuba
The XVIII Gibara International Film Festival (FICGibara), which will be held from August 6 to 10 in this coastal town, will take a strong, historical and foundational look inspired by the Non-Budget Film Manifesto, by linking the community with the seventh art and economic-social development.
Read more FICGibara proposes a historical and foundational glance
The special education system in the province of Holguin registers this school year more than three thousand children with visual, physical-motor and hearing disabilities, as part of the sector's equal opportunities strategy.
Read more Holguin: Three Thousand Children Incorporated to Special Education
The U.S. government announced Thursday that the companies Expedia Group, Hotelbeds USA and Cubasphere agreed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for the apparent violation of the blockade imposed by Washington against Cuba.
Read more U.S. Penalizes Three Companies for Apparently Violating Cuba Blockade
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