Cuba currently has seven vaccines aimed at preventing veterinary diseases, developed entirely with domestic technology and progressively implemented across the country. These vaccines are the first and only formulations of their kind introduced on the Caribbean island during the revolutionary period.
Alejandro García del Toro, Deputy Director General for U.S. Affairs at Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX), provided statements to Granma on the matter.
In an exchange this morning, the newspaper Granma asked García del Toro about recent foreign press reports regarding meetings between U.S. and Cuban officials in Havana.
García del Toro stated: “This is a sensitive issue that, as we have said, we handle with discretion.
The National Museum of Fine Arts inaugurated the exhibition “Captivated by Moments” by American photographer Vincent Versace.
Comprising eighty works, the exhibition features portraits, landscapes, and pieces that reflect the architecture of different regions around the world.
The 5th edition of the International “Patria” Colloquium concluded this Saturday after three days that turned the Cuban capital into a hub of critical thought from the Global South. The event brought together more than 150 participants from 25 countries, along with representatives of social movements, political organizations, and members of the diplomatic corps accredited to the United Nations, in discussions focused on the contemporary challenges of communication.
Girón, today and forever!
As long as there is a woman and a man willing to give their life for the Revolution, we’ll be victorious!