He lived to struggle
By Roberto Morejón
National homage is renewed in Cuba on the sixth anniversary of the physical disappearance of Fidel Castro, a man who summarized in his life, thought and action, genuine efforts to materialize the hopes of well-being.
The historic leader of the Revolution is a distinctive sign of the commendable efforts of Cubans, from the Mambises until today, to consolidate sovereignty and independence and to shape a better world.
Presidents of Cuba and Russia hold talks in the Kremlin
The president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, and Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel held an important meeting today in the Kremlin as part of the official visit of the Cuban head of state to the Russian Federation.
The two leaders discussed the current state and prospects for the development of the Russian-Cuban strategic partnership in the political, economic-commercial, cultural, and humanitarian spheres, as well as exchanged views on key issues on the international agenda.
Presidents of Cuba and Algeria report results of meeting
The presidents of Algeria, Abdelmajid Tebboune, and Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, announced Thursday in Algiers the results of a meeting in which they agreed to boost economic, trade, financial and cooperation ties.
Speaking to the press after the meeting between the two heads of state at the Presidential Palace 'El Muradia', Tebboune told the media that it was decided to cancel the debt services and postpone their repayment to another time.
Cuba and Algeria united by ties of brotherhood
Algeria is one of the nations included in the tour that President Miguel Diaz Canel is making through Asia, Africa and Europe. Cuba has maintained excellent historic relations with Algeria, marked by friendship and cooperation. Algeria is also Cuba's main trading partner on the African continent.
Havana International Fair -- FIHAV 2022 -- returns
After two years of COVID 19 pandemic, the Havana International Fair is back, an opportunity to show Cuba's potential and promote business in important branches between national and foreign companies.
More than 60 nations have confirmed their attendance to the event, which shows the confidence and interest in the Cuban market, despite the U.S. blockade that seeks to hinder the commercial relations of the Caribbean nation with the rest of the world.