Cuba in Austria

Cuban Ars Longa Was Applauded in Vienna

Ars Longa, the Cuba´s Musical Group, was welcomed in Austria during their performance at Konzerthaus Theater.

During its participation in the Resonanze Festival of Ancient Music, the Cuban group captured the hearts of the audience that openly showed their enthusiasm for the colorful and harmonious presentation, stated by an statement from the Cuban Embassy to Austria .

Cuban Group Musica Antigua Ars Longa to Perform in Austria

The Cuban group Musica Antigua Ars Longa will perform on January 23rd at the Concert Hall in Vienna, Austria, during the Resonanzen Festival, said its choral director Teresa Paz.

The group, founded in 1994 to work with music from Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque, with similar instruments, costumes and other features of those times, will premiere its work 'Carnaval.'

Revolutionary Government Declaration

Cuba and the United States have signed an agreement intended to guarantee regular, safe, and ordered migration, eliminating the "wet foot-dry foot" policy and the parole program for Cuban medical professional.

XI International Convention on Environment and Development

Dear colleagues:

The Environment Agency of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment of the Republic of Cuba, jointly with other agencies and organizations, is pleased to invite researchers, authorities, educators, specialists, managers, entrepreneurs, professionals, producers and other people around the world working for the sustainability of our planet to participate in the XI International Convention on Environment and Development, to be held inJuly 3 to 7, 2017at Havana International Convention Center.

Austrian Former President Calls for Closer Links with Cuba

Austrian Former President Heinz Fischer has stated that he is in favor of improving relations between his country and Cuba, the Cuban embassy in Vienna reports today.

In a message circulated by the embassy, Fischer said that he supported an increase in cooperation in political and cultural sectors and also in trade, which he said had a lot of potential.

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