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When Cubans go to the polls this Sunday to vote on the new Family Code, we will have the opportunity to vote for the protection of our rights -- the rights of every citizen, regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation or any other distinction.... More


Climate change in UN sessions

Climate change was one of the topics addressed by speakers on the first day of the highest level segment of the 77th session of the UN General Assembly, which began this Tuesday at the headquarters of the international organization in New York City and will last until the 26th.... More


The new Family Code, on which Cubans will pronounce themselves in a referendum on September 25, leaves behind concepts and ideas that are apparently deeply rooted, hence a certain surprise in some, although the explanations of experts help to evacuate doubts.... More


Less than 15 days separate Brazil from the most polarized general elections in recent times, and which are coming with an increase in political violence, in view of the hate speech of President Jair Bolsonaro, who seeks reelection.... More


The more than 24 thousand polling stations set up throughout Cuba were activated this Sunday, in a dynamic test ahead of September 25, when the popular referendum on the new Family Code will take place, which if endorsed will replace the current one in force since 1975.... More


On Sunday, September 25th, the popular referendum will be held on the new Family Code. But before that, specifically this Sunday, the 18th, Cubans serving missions in other nations will be able to vote on this important document -- a reflection of today's society and of high human content.... More


The Montreal Protocol was signed 35 years ago, aimed at protecting the ozone layer, with the gradual reduction of the use of substances that deplete it, which represents a danger to life on the planet.... More


Cuba's voice was raised once again at the UN Human Rights Council to denounce unilateral coercive measures, which are in fact criminal acts and indiscriminate economic wars.... More


The Cuban vaccine CIMAVAX against lung cancer has been recognized in important scientific spaces worldwide. Now its remarkable clinical results reached the European Congress of Oncology, which has just concluded in Paris, France.... More


Hunger threatens the world

Today marks the start of the seventy-seventh session of the UN, which during the highest level segment will seek to focus attention on a pressing problem: world hunger.... More


A solid friendship

The visit to Cuba of the President of Guinea Bissau, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, was brief but intense because of our solid friendship. The African leader reaffirmed the priority his country gives to the ties with the Caribbean nation, which he described as a sister.... More


Havana, September 10 (RHC)-- It all began with a cigar box, a gift he received from his mother when he was a child. It was an empty box since the adults and friends of the family had already enjoyed the Habanos that filled the case, which came from a remote island in the Caribbean.... More


At the beginning of the year, the Cubacoop association, Cuba Coopération France, set as an objective for these twelve months to reinforce the struggle against the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States sixty years ago against the Cuban people.... More


More lies about Cuban medical aid

To speak of USAID, an agency of the U.S. State Department, is to refer to a whole history of actions to subvert the constitutional order in sovereign and independent nations. We are even talking about coups d'état.... More


In 1961, Cuba marked a milestone in Latin America and the Caribbean by becoming the first territory in the region free of illiteracy, a scourge that before the revolutionary triumph of January 1959 affected a large part of its population.... More


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