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"Whoever is doing this is obviously trying to disrupt the normalization process between the United States and Cuba,” said U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy about the alleged 'sonic attacks' against U.S. diplomats in Cuba, which prompted the Trump Administration to reduce the diplomatic staff at the U.S. embassy in Havana by 60%.

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Russian company will sign 1.8 billion Euros contract to restore Cuban railways

Russian business group RZD intends to modernize Cuban railway infrastructure, for which it will sign a contract of 1.8 billion euros, local media reported today.

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Internet at home service expanded through all Cuba

As part of its intention to taking Internet services to Cuban homes, the Cuban Telecommunications Company (Etecsa), as of September 29, will continue to commercialize the Nauta Hogar service, incorporating it gradually, and until the month of December, to all the provinces of the country.

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In Camagüey, 12th grade students are formed as future professionals of the Magisterium

With the purpose of relieving the professorial deficit and ensure better preparation in the exercise of the educational instruction, the University of Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz opened its doors to some 35 students from 12th grade, who at the end of the current school year will opt for teaching careers.

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Cuba celebrates 57th Anniversary of the Largest Mass Organization

Cuba commemorates today the 57th anniversary of the founding of the largest mass organization in the country, known as the Committee for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR).

Priority will be given to the short-cycle crops in fields of Camagüey

Executives of the Camagüey´s affiliate of the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP) take preservation measures for the sustainable management of land and promote the planting of short-cycle crops, with the aim of mitigating the negative effects of hurricane Irma in this province.

Production of construction materials intensified in Camagüey

Authorities in this province have taken steps to expand production of construction materials, key to repairing hurricane damage to housing as quickly as possible.

Camagüey assesses damages to ecosystems after Hurricane Irma

Experts and technicians from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA) in Camagüey conducted a preliminary assessment of the environmental impacts caused by Hurricane Irma in the north and south coastal areas of the territory.

US blockade cost Cuban agriculture over 260 million dollars in 1 year

From April 2016 to March last, the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba caused economic damages to the agricultural sector amounting to more than 260 million dollars.

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