China firmly rejected this Tuesday the US efforts to tighten blockade against Cuba under the pretext of the fight against terrorism, by calling for international unity against this scourge.
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The first vice-president of the Cuban Sports Institute (INDER), Raúl Fornés, affirmed this Thursday that Cuba is open to resume safe and legal dialogues on the signing of its players with franchises of U.S. Major League Baseball (MLB).
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"Cuban pedagogy is consistent with the legal system established in the Constitution of the Republic," said Dr. Eugenio González Pérez, deputy minister of Education, in a dialogue with Granma on classroom studies of Cuba’s new Constitution proclaimed April 10, and recently approved laws on national symbols and elections.
Read more Cuba’s New Constitution: Study Material for Students Next School Year
Holguín cyclist Evelyn Díaz Matos won the bronze medal in the women's elite road race at the Caribbean Elite Road Cycling Championship, held in Belize, securing a ticket to the Santo Domingo 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games.
Read more Cyclist Evelyn Díaz qualifies for Central American and Caribbean Games
As a continuation of the broadcasts of the Mesa Redonda on Monday and Tuesday evening, the prime-time radio and TV program this Wednesday is dedicated to answering questions about the economic and social strategy to face the crisis generated by the economic, commercial and financial blockade of the government of the United States towards Cuba; and worsened by the impacts of COVID-19.
Read more Mesa Redonda responds to concerns about Cuba's economic order
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