Press Release: Cuba warns about the real danger facing a world where nuclear weapons have not yet been banned.

New York, October 12, 2017. During the Thematic Debate on Nuclear Weapons of the First Committee of the 72nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly, Cuban Ambassador Anayansi Rodriguez Camejo, warned that the intentional or accidental detonation of a tiny part of the almost 15,000 existing nuclear weapons would have disastrous consequences for our planet and the future of humanity.

Press Release: Cuba calls for the implementation and respect of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

New York, October 12, 2017.During his statement at the Debate on item 70 a): “Rights of Indigenous Peoples”, of the Third Committee of the 72nd Session of the UN General Assembly, Counsellor Alejandro Castillo Santana, Representative of Cuba, recalled that historically the indigenous peoples have been subjected to serious violations of their rights, to brutal practices of discrimination, to the plundering of their resources and to genocid

Remembrance of the 50th anniversary of the physical disappearance of Ernesto Guevara at the headquarters of the Union of Lebanese Youth Democracy

Beirut, October, 10th. 2017 // The Lebanese Democratic Youth Union (LDYU), the Lebanese Communist Party (LCP) and the Lebanese-Cuba Friendship Association (LCFA) organized, at the UJDL headquarters in the Lebanese capital , an act commemorating the 50th anniversary of the physical disappearance of Ernesto Guevara.
 

The National Herald newspaper published an interview of the Cuba´s Ambassador, Oscar Martínez, about the legacy of Ernesto Guevara "El Che" to 50 years of his death

 

·         How is the legacy of Ernesto Che Guevara relevant today?

To understand the legacy of Che Guevara, one needs to understand the times he lived in and his ideological thought process. Three major contemporary events shaped up the thought process of Che Guevara.

From Little Words, Big Words Grow: Annotations on the Yo, Sí Puedo Experience in Brewarrina, Australia

Yes, I can

This article is a reflection on the application of the Cuban literacy methodology Yo, Sí Puedo to the Australian setting. The Yo, Sí Puedo / Yes, I Can! model developed in Cuba by the Instituto Pedagógico Latinoamericano y Caribeño, IPLAC (Institute of Pedagogy for Latin America and the Caribbean) has been successfully implemented across the Global South as a strategy of adult literacy. It is a legacy of our Latin American revolutionary roots, with its origin in the Freirean pedagogy of the oppressed.

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