Cuban president underscores Europe's solidarity against US propaganda campaign
Havana, Apr 8 (Prensa Latina) President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Thursday noted the shows of solidarity from Europe against 'the cruel, ruthless and infamous campaign by the empire' to denigrate Cuba.
On his Twitter account, the president ratified the stance 'in defense of our sovereignty and independence'.
'We face severe difficulties without surrendering, we keep social justice,' the head of State tweeted.
Cuba's Foreign Trade Single Window starts up operations
Havana, Apr 6 (Prensa Latina) Cuba's Foreign Trade Single Window (VUCE) started up operations online during a trial phase, a source from the sector informed on Tuesday.
'We are building the Foreign Trade Single Window. Online procedures began in a testing environment,' Vivian Herrera, general director of Foreign Trade at the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment (MINCEX) tweeted.
Continuity takes root in Party cadres
At this time, almost all leaders of the Party at the municipal and provincial levels were born after the triumph of the Revolution, evident in the average age of the organization’s professional staff of 42.5 years
The emancipatory work of the Cuban Revolution, in its many stages, has always been able to count on youth to sustain and continue the effort, attuned to each historical period, but never departing one iota from the essence, our genuine, unwavering principles.
Cuba's prestige in human rights invalidates accusations
President of the Republic Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez defined as disgraceful, immoral and false the recent accusations made by the U.S. State Department against Cuba, in an open attempt to manipulate the human rights issue, while Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla tweeted his condemnation of the report issued March 30, which contains totally unfounded, "misleading, politicized allegations," which he also described as "opportunistic, arbitrary and unilateral."
Another weapon in the cultural war against Cuba
CIA efforts to create publishing houses and literary magazines to attract Cuban writers was intended to separate them from the country’s institutions and steer them toward an anti-government stance
Most of the CIA's covert operations in Latin America during the 1960s were directed against the Cuban Revolution and Fidel Castro. "No more Cubas", was the agency's slogan at the time.