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Search ArticlesCuba denounces before the Security Council the use of hunger as a weapon of war and the impact of the U.S. blockade on food security
Photo: New York, August 25, 2026.— Cuba alerted the United Nations Security Council about the worsening of global food crises as a consequence of conflicts, structural inequalities, and an unjust international order, and denounced the direct impact of the tightening of the United States blockade on the Cuban people's access to food, fuel, and other essential goods.
Cuban Education prepares for a school year with increased in-person learning and differentiated responses
Photo: Wennys Díaz Ballaga The 2026-2027 school year will begin on September 1st in Cuba, but under different conditions than usual. The Ministry of Education's (MINED) priority will be to guarantee the continuity of the educational process and protect the right to education, through responses tailored to the possibilities of each region, institution, and community.
Díaz-Canel visits Paso Seco water supply source, a strategic point for pumping water to Havana
The President visited the 50 MW Havana 220 Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), which, along with three similar systems in the country, will improve the regulatory capacity and response to fluctuations in the National Electric System (SEN).
Warning issued about transnational political-media influence network centered in the United States
Photo: Political Bureau member and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla denounced this Wednesday, via social media, "a transnational right-wing political-media influence infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean centered around Fernando Cerimedo, which reaches all the way to the Secretary of State." According to the Foreign Minister, an investigation presented by the Cubadebate Media Observatory maintains that in Miami, "a platform has been built to coordinate Latin American...
Cuba with its heart in the center of its chest Original
For all children, the new school year and the value of learning are a shared blessing. Photo: In Cuba, approximately 1,500,000 children and adolescents will attend classrooms when the new general education school year begins on September 1st. This was reported Wednesday morning by the Minister of Education, Naima Ariatne Trujillo Barreto, to the press team of the Presidency of the Republic of Cuba.
What a cowardly silence!
Pianist Andy García and percussionist Degnis Bofill. Photo: Taken from the Photo: In recent days, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained Cuban musician Andy García at Los Angeles International Airport, and days later carried out a similar operation at Miami International Airport to arrest another artist from our country, Degnis Bofill.
We couldn't miss the Book Fair
This celebration of literature was, amidst the complex situation we are experiencing, a breath of life within the pages of a book. Photo: There's no better feeling for an avid reader than returning home with a good number of books. Even if it increases the seemingly endless to-read list and reduces the space to store them. That's when the decision of which books to keep and which to discard comes into play, even if it stings a little.
Díaz-Canel met with representatives of the Cuban private sector
The Head of State advocated for increasing the country's production of food, goods, and services. Photo: President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez met with representatives of the private sector in Cuba, contact that, he explained, will be constant with the Cuban business system, which is a single entity encompassing both state and non-state entities.
2C12: A Cuban candidate against cancer
Center for Molecular Immunology A new drug developed by Cuban scientists at the Center for Molecular Immunology (CIM) is ready to be tested in patients with advanced melanoma, as part of research aimed at expanding therapeutic options against cancer.
"Hostile Foreign Power"
On August 20th, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio signed off on another series of unilateral coercive measures against the Cuban people. To justify them, he alluded to the American internationalist brigade that, amid pressure and persecution, decided to visit the island once again, this time to participate in the commemoration of Fidel Castro’s centennial.