Driving Change, a U.S. documentary filmed in Cuba.
We feel embraced in Cuba, said U.S. filmmakers Peter and Pam Mc Neil, as they looked back on their experience during the filming of the documentary Driving towards change, presented in Columbia, Maryland.
Both journalists, united professionally and in life, did not hide during their dialogue with Prensa Latina at the end of the screening of Driving towards change, their love for the island, which they visited for the first time during the filming process.
Cuban President arrives in Mozambique to strengthen relations.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel arrived today in Mozambique to strengthen the historic ties of friendship and cooperation that unite the two nations.
The Cuban president traveled to this capital from South Africa, where he participated in the Brics Summit on behalf of the Group of 77 plus China and held meetings with solidarity groups with the island.
Bridges of Love and Code Pink to Cuba with solidarity aid.
A donation of five thousand pounds of powdered milk travels today to Cuba bound for pediatric hospitals in the provinces of Villa Clara, Cienfuegos and Sancti Spíritus, informed activist Carlos Lazo.
The coordinator of the Bridges of Love Movement said that during three days they will distribute the cargo, which also includes some 100,000 tablets of painkillers, bread-making machines for children's homes in the aforementioned provinces and materials needed for a home for the elderly in Cienfuegos, among other supplies.
Cuba celebrates the 63rd anniversary of the Women's Federation.
The Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) celebrates today 63 years of its foundation focused on the development of policies to achieve the full exercise of equality of women in all spheres of society.
With recreational and cultural actions from all communities, the Federation celebrates this new anniversary, and among the essential activities is the XI Congress of the organization, whose balances in delegations and blocks throughout the national territory are still being developed.
Cuba's Mission to the U.S. celebrates the 63rd anniversary of the FMC.
The Cuban Mission in the United States celebrated today the 63rd anniversary of the founding of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC), an organization with more than four million members.
During a ceremony at the headquarters of the diplomatic representation of Havana in this capital, in which officials and their families participated, the eternal president of the FMC, Vilma Espín, was remembered.
Elia Moreno, one of the relatives, who contributed with her experience, and Pilar González, a young diplomat, who spoke on behalf of the new generations, agreed.