Security and ease with new Cuban e-visa service
The modern electronic visa management system offered by Cuban embassies implemented since 15 September is one of the facilities that benefit clients interested in travelling to Cuba. It is an online consular process that also contributes to the user's access to the consular service.
Update of the DVIAJEROS Platform for visitors to Cuba
The Cuban Embassy in the United Kingdom informs that as of October 1st, those interested in entering Cuban territory will be able to register on the D'VIAJEROS platform up to 7 days in advance, which will allow them to organize their information and the preparation of travel documents.
The update responds to requests from users interested in entering our country, adjusting to the offers and stays provided by various hotel and travel entities operating in Cuba.
Cuba-United Kingdom Disability Network launched at De Montfort University
London, October 1. – With the presence of the Cuban Ambassador in London, Ismara Vargas Walter, the Cuba-United Kingdom Disability Network was launched at De Montfort University (UDM), in the British city of Leicester.
Cuba-UK Disability Network launched at De Montfort University
London, 1 October. - With the presence of the Cuban ambassador in London, Ismara Vargas Walter, the launch of the Cuba-UK Disability Network took place at De Montfort University (UDM) in Leicester. De Montfort University (UDM), in the British city of Leicester.
Led by Dr. Rosi Smith of UDM, researchers from the universities of
Nottingham and Sheffield Hallam Universities have established partnerships with the University of Granma and with Cuban
British trade union support for Cuban health care
(From the Workers newspaper 28/09/2024)
The UK Labour Party's annual conference, held this week in the city of Liverpool, was the first since the party's victory on 4 July after 14 years of Conservative Party (Tory) governments.
The event brought together representatives of Britain's main trade unions, including UNISON and UNITE, which have historically backed Labour. It was also attended by members and leaders of other national unions.