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The day included a visit to a solar panel assembly line. Photo: The First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, visited Cuban industrial entities in Havana this Wednesday. These entities are dedicated to energy and construction solutions that contribute to the country's sustainable development and defense. This visit is part of the exchanges the president frequently holds with workers' collectives.

Photo: What kind of hell, what kind of atrocities could a child experience to systematically harm themselves? How much would they have endured before their tender thoughts became unbearable in their mind? What could they have seen or heard to make them insist on silencing their own voice and closing their eyes? In 2023, a four-year-old girl began harming herself as a result of the fear she experienced in Gaza, which was under siege and under attack.

PhoPPhoto: Working hard in times of peace and preparing meticulously is the best way to avoid war. Because of this truth, well known among Cubans, everything done within a Defense Zone—which encompasses what we know as the People’s Council—takes on particular significance; and the ways in which the forces there organize themselves to prevent and address exceptional situations are crucial.

Photo: National Geographic The ocean-based economy continues to expand, bringing great benefits to humanity; however, its current patterns threaten the future prosperity of businesses and the health of the planet.

Photo: Mr. President, Your Excellencies, Permanent Representatives, Distinguished Delegates: Against Cuba, the United States government is waging a multidimensional, unconventional war that has lasted for almost seven decades and has become more brutal and ruthless in the last seven months. Now, the energy blockade, equivalent to a naval blockade, has been added, which is an act of war.

Photo: The First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, led the Cuban government delegation this Monday at noon to the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Havana, to sign the book of condolences opened in honor of the victims of the devastating earthquakes that struck the South American nation on June 24th.

Photo: Mario Ernesto Almeida For the first time, Cuba has requested that item 38 of the UN agenda, entitled "Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba," be brought to an urgent debate at the UN.

Photo: The First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, called for harnessing all the potential that exists in the municipalities and implementing the true realization of the economic and social transformations recently approved in the country there, during his visits this Thursday to the municipalities of Cerro and Marianao, two of the most populous in the Cuban capital.

After several years of waiting, four hemorrhages, uncontrolled blood pressure, and almost two months in the hospital, Wendy will finally have her baby. Photo: Pinar del Río.– Wendy García speaks without fear, as if she were convinced the worst was over. “I’m calm,” she says. She explains that the doctors will discuss her case the next day and that they will likely schedule her delivery for the end of the week.

Pinar del Río.– With a call to unleash productive forces and eliminate bureaucracy, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz assessed the implementation of the recently approved economic and social transformations in this province. The Cuban head of government affirmed that municipalities must be empowered and prepared to assume their new responsibilities.