On 27 January 2019 Havana was struck by a rare tornado. It was the first of his type to hit Cuba in many decades. More than 1,200 houses suffered damages, more than half of them completely destroyed. The meteorological event left four dead and about 200 injured.
The "Yes I can" Cuban literacy method for adulthood, continues to be successfully applied into aboriginal communities of New South Wales, Australia, under the leadership of the Literacy for Life Foundation, its president Jack Beetson and the methodological advice of Cuban specialists Lucy Nuñez and Felix Hernandez.
On December 13th and 14th, two new graduation ceremonies were held in Walgett, Toomelah, Boggabilla and Goondiwindi communities, as a result of several educational campaigns developed in those places this year.
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I would like to thank and greet all those who are watching me right now through the Youtube channel of our chancellery. We have created this space to offer information about recent events in which our country decided to discontinue its participation in Brazil’s More Doctors Program. Upon this decision, our health professionals have started to return to our country.
Havana, Nov 16. -The International Relations Commission of the National Assembly of Cuba has strongly rejected the European Parliament's resolution on human rights in the island.
Through an official declaration, Cuban lawmakers consider the resolution unacceptable, as it distorts reality and it is contrary to the principles of respect, equality and reciprocity contained in the Agreement on Political Dialogue and Cooperation (ADPC), signed between Havana, the European Union (EU) and its member states.