Federation of Cuban Women celebrates its 64th anniversary
With the aspiration of making a decisive contribution to safeguarding the Revolution, defending Socialism and promoting the sustainable prosperity of the nation, the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) celebrates its 64th anniversary today.
This was stated to Prensa Latina by Teresa Amarelle, general secretary of this organization founded in 1960 and which develops policies and programs to achieve the full exercise of equality for women in every area and social level.
Recibe Viceministra de Relaciones Exteriores a Premio Nobel de Literatura 1986.
La viceministra de Relaciones Exteriores de Cuba, Anayansi Rodríguez Camejo, recibió hoy en la sede de la Cancillería a Wole Soyinka, Premio Nobel de Literatura 1986, en el contexto de su participación en la Conferencia Internacional por el 30 aniversario del programa de la UNESCO “Las Rutas de las personas esclavizadas”.
Mexican legislators demand the U.S. not associate Cuba with terrorism
"Because it is a unilateral measure that violates the fundamental principles of international law," the legislators of the Permanent Committee of the Honorable Congress of the Union of Mexico asked the government to reiterate the request to remove Cuba from the list of alleged state sponsors of terrorism
NAMIBIANS DEMAND CUBA BE EXCLUDED FROM US LIST.
The San Nujoma Foundation rejected the inclusion of Cuba in the list of countries sponsoring terrorism drawn up by the United States government, according to reports today.
A publication in X by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Antillean nation confirms this and also disseminates the statement issued by the Namibian entity.
This is a letter addressed to the US president, Joe Biden, in which he also condemns Washington's hostility towards the Cuban people.
CUBA: SEDE DEL EVENTO INTERNACIONAL POR EL 30 ANIVERSARIO DEL PROGRAMA UNESCO “LA RUTA DE LAS PERSONAS ESCLAVIZADAS”
Con la participación de destacadas personalidades, Cuba acoge el evento internacional “Nuevas narrativas: memoria, resistencia y reivindicación” para celebrar el trigésimo aniversario del programa de la UNESCO «Las Rutas de las personas esclavizadas: resistencia, libertad y patrimonio», que sesionará entre el 21 y el 23 de agosto. Figuras de la talla del Premio Nobel de Literatura 1986, Wole Soyinka, y del prestigioso jurista y experto senegalés, Doudou Diène, miembro del Comité Científico Internacional del programa, asisten a la important