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Jan

12

2024

Cascading request to Biden: Remove Cuba from terrorist list.

If there is one thing that eight U.S. congressmen who urged President Joe Biden to remove Cuba from the arbitrary list of sponsors of terrorism agree on today, it is that the measure lacks any merit.

The most recent request in the last two weeks occurred the day before when Tennessee House of Representatives member Steve Cohen sent a letter to the president recommending him to initiate the process to review and reverse the inclusion of Cuba in the so-called State Sponsors of Terrorism (SSOT) list.

Jan

11

2024

Cuba prioritizes job creation and youth protection.

Cuba today gives high priority to the development of actions to promote employment and care for young people who study or work and live in families in vulnerable conditions.

According to the Minister of Labor and Social Security, Marta Elena Feitó, these efforts are part of the Policy for the Integral Attention of Children, Adolescents and Youth in Cuba, approved last July in the National Assembly of People's Power.

Jan

11

2024

Cuba supports South Africa's claim before the International Court of Justice against Israel's genocide in Palestine

Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterates its deep concern at the continuing escalation of violence by Israel in the illegally occupied Palestinian territories, in flagrant violation of the Charter of the United Nations and international law, including numerous UN resolutions.

Jan

10

2024

Science Day for the South, a milestone for developing countries.

The proclamation of September 16 as International Science, Technology and Innovation Day for the South today represents an important step for developing nations and the premise of leaving no one behind.

The new date, adopted Tuesday by the United Nations General Assembly, highlights the key role of scientific and technical advances in economic growth and sustainable development.

Jan

09

2024

Cuba remembers the murder of young people in Tarará 32 years ago.

Cuba recalls today the murder, 32 years ago, of four young combatants who were defending the coasts of the Caribbean nation, an event known as the Tarará crime.

On this date in 1992, a group of criminals attacked the nautical base of that urbanization in eastern Havana, with the purpose of stealing a boat and fleeing to the United States.

The aggression resulted in the murder of combatants Orosmán Dueñas (20 years old), Rafael Guevara (30), Yuri Gómez (19), while Rolando Pérez Quintosa (23) was seriously wounded.

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