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http://www.vnagency.com.vn/NewsA.asp?LANGUAGE_ID=2&CATEGORY_ID=32&NEWS_ID=131611
(VNA)
- With assistance from Cuban experts,
Ho Chi Minh City
will build a bio-technology
centre to produce products for the healthcare, agriculture and
other economic sectors in the city and country.
Addressing
a seminar on Cuban biological products and technology held in
Ho Chi Minh City
on Thursday, Dr. Nguyen The
Dung, Director of the city's healthcare service, said the centre
will also train experts in bio-technology for the city and conduct
scientific research to help raise
Viet Nam
's bio-technology level to the
regional and international standards.
The
Cuban Centre for Genetic and Biological Technology introduced more
than 20 bio-products for individual healthcare and
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Cuba imports more farm produce from US
12/17/2004
-- 21:04(GMT+7)
Cuba's food import company (ALIMPORT)
has signed contracts with six US companies to import over 10 million
USD worth of farm produce, including frozen chicken, eggs, wheat,
and cows for breeding.
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Cuba begins second phase of major military drill
12/17/2004
-- 17:23(GMT+7)
Cuba on Thursday began the second phase
of a major military exercise to prepare the country for a
contingency where it is attacked by planes and missiles.
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Venezuela rejects US criticism of its close ties with Cuba
12/17/2004
-- 17:22(GMT+7)
Venezuelan Ambassador to the US Bernardo
Alvarez on Thursday rejected the US's criticism made the previous
day of Venezuela's close ties with Cuba, against which the US has
intensified its embargo.
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Cuba's economy rises three percent
12/17/2004
-- 17:11(GMT+7)
Cuba's gross domestic product (GDP) will increase 3 percent this
year, although the country has faced prolonged drought and two
consecutive storms. |
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HCM City to build bio-tech centre with Cuba's assistance
12/16/2004
-- 22:14(GMT+7)
With assistance from Cuban experts,
Ho Chi Minh City
will build a bio-technology centre
to produce products for the healthcare, agriculture and other
economic sectors in the city and country.
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Cuba, Venezuela announce alternative regional integration
12/16/2004
-- 20:50(GMT+7)
Cuba and Venezuela voiced their support
for a new regional integration model as an alternative to the Free
Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), according to a joint statement
from the two countries' leaders.
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US embargo against Cuba denounced
12/15/2004
-- 16:21(GMT+7)
Hundreds of delegates from over 30
organisations of friendship and solidarity with Cuba, who gathered
at a meeting in Chile, issued a declaration on Tuesday, affirming
their solidarity with the Cuban people and condemned the US embargo
of over 40 years against the island country.
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Venezuelan President visits Cuba
12/15/2004
-- 11:36(GMT+7)
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on
Monday evening arrived in Havana for a state visit to Cuba at the
invitation of Fidel Castro, President of the State Council and also
the Cuban Council of Ministers of Cuba.
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Economist named Vice President of Cuban Council of Ministers
12/14/2004
-- 11:06(GMT+7)
Economist Otto Rivero Torres has been
named Vice President of the Cuban Council of Ministers, according to
Granma, an official organ of the Communist Party of Cuba.
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Cuba’s biggest military exercises open
12/14/2004
-- 11:05(GMT+7)
Cuban Minister of Defence Raul Castro on
Monday ordered the start of military exercises entitled “Bastion
2004” and considered the biggest since 1986.
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Venezuelan President visits Cuba
12/12/2004
-- 21:27(GMT+7)
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will
begin a visit to Cuba later Sunday at the invitation of President
Fidel Castro, local newspapers quoted a press statement as saying.
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Cuban engineers supervise expressway construction
12/12/2004
-- 20:55(GMT+7)
Engineers from a Cuban company, Quality
Courier International (GCI), will take charge of the consultation
and supervision of the construction of an expressway from Ho Chi
Minh City to Trung Luong in the Mekong delta province of Tien Giang.
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Cuba reopens consular office in Panama
12/08/2004
-- 11:35(GMT+7)
Cuba reopened its consular office in
Panama on Monday after three months of cutting diplomatic relations,
according to the Cuban Foreign Ministry.
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Honduras and Mexico express solidarity with Cuba
12/07/2004
-- 11:18(GMT+7)
The Honduran Committee for Solidarity
with People of Cuba (CHAPC) started a campaign on Monday to collect
30,000 signatures urging the Honduran government to change its
policy towards Cuba.
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Cuba plans large-scale military drill
12/05/2004
-- 21:37(GMT+7)
Gen. Raul Castro, Minister of Cuba's
Revolutionary Armed Forces, has described as strategic the
"Bastion-2004" drill, which will involve millions of
Cubans.
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Cuba, Bolivia strengthen cooperation
12/02/2004
-- 10:21(GMT+7)
Bolivian Foreign Minister Juan Ignacio
Siles said on Wednesday that his on-going visit to Cuba is aimed at
strengthening bilateral trade relations and showing Bolivian support
for Cuba, which is being undermined by the US embargo.
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Cuba provides assistance for low-income people
11/29/2004
-- 11:57(GMT+7)
Cuban Deputy Domestic Trade Minister
Maria Juana Hernandez Armas has said that 100,000 pregnant, disabled
and old Cubans are being provided with food under a State-sponsored
social welfare programme.
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EC hails improvement of Cuba-Spain ties
11/27/2004
-- 21:40(GMT+7)
The European Commission hailed Cuba's
resumption of official contact with the Spanish embassy in Havana on
Thursday as a positive single signal for EU-Cuba dialogue, EC
spokesman Antonia Mochan said on Friday.
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Cuba's Ho Chi Minh construction group celebrates anniversary
11/27/2004
-- 21:39(GMT+7)
Cuban experts and workers of the Ho Chi
Minh Construction Group which was set up to help Viet Nam carry out
Cuba-funded projects, gathered at a ceremony in Havana on Friday to
celebrate 30 years of the group's foundation.
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Malaysia, Cuba boost ties
11/26/2004
-- 21:19(GMT+7)
Speaking on Thursday at a press
conference after talks with Cuban President Fidel Castro, Malaysian
Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, who is now on a visit to Cuba,
said that relations between Malaysia and Cuba are developing well
and Malaysia will provide further technical assistance for Cuba.
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Cuba, Spain resume formal contact
11/26/2004
-- 12:49(GMT+7)
Cuba and Spain have restored formal
contact with one another 17 months after the European Union
imposed sanctions against Cuba, Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez
Roque said on Thursday.
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Malaysian Prime Minister visits Cuba
11/25/2004
-- 17:13(GMT+7)
Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad
Badawi on Wednesday began a three-day official visit to Cuba at the
invitation of President Fidel Castro.
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Cuba, China reaffirm their choice of socialism
11/24/2004
-- 21:47(GMT+7)
Cuban President Fidel Castro on Tuesday
again affirmed that socialism is the only hope for peace and the
existence of humankind.
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DPR of Korea's senior military officer visits Cuba
11/24/2004
-- 11:09(GMT+7)
A military delegation of the Democratic
People's Republic of Korea led by Vice Marshal and Chief of the
General Staff of the Korean People's Army Kim Yong-chun paid an
official visit to Cuba on Monday.
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China, Cuba sign cooperation agreements
11/23/2004
-- 21:03(GMT+7)
Cuba and China have signed 16 cooperation agreements during the
first day of the current Cuba visit by Chinese President Hu Jintao.
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Chinese-Cuban cooperation in biotechnology advances
11/23/2004
-- 17:11(GMT+7)
Chinese-Cuban cooperation in biotechnology has recorded a new
advance after the conclusion in Havana of the clinical trials of a
humanised monoclonal antibody created by Cuban scientists. |
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China, Cuba to strengthen bilateral relations
11/22/2004
-- 19:00(GMT+7)
Chinese President Hu Jintao started a
two-day state visit to Cuba on Monday, a move expected to add new
impulse to bilateral cooperation in economic, political and other
fields. |
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Costa Rica shows strong support for Cuba
11/20/2004
-- 22:23(GMT+7)
Activities in support of Cuba took place
throughout Costa Rica during the 14th summit of the Spanish and
Portuguese-speaking countries held in this country on Friday and
Saturday.
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Viet Nam, Cuba firm on socialist ideology
11/19/2004
-- 11:43(GMT+7)
Senior political officials of Viet Nam
and Cuba on Thursday reiterated their stance on building Socialist
societies in their own countries as well as on cherishing their
time-honoured friendship.
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EU urged to improve relationship with Cuba
11/18/2004
-- 21:36(GMT+7)
More than 100 non-governmental
organisations (NGOs) across the world on Wednesday sent open letters
to the European Union (EU) requesting the signing of an EU-Cuba
cooperation agreement and the lifting of the punitive measures
against the island country it ordered in June 2003.
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Cuban president appreciates Viet Nam's support
11/18/2004
-- 18:48(GMT+7)
Speaking on television on Monday, Cuban
President Fidel Castro said Viet Nam has always given timely support
to Cuba.
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Cuba protests opening of Cuban democracy forum in Costa Rica
11/18/2004
-- 14:16(GMT+7)
The Cuban Foreign Ministry has issued a
statement protesting the planned opening of a so-called
"international forum for democracy in Cuba" in Costa Rica.
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Cuban president calls US dollar-peso conversion great victory
11/17/2004
-- 17:13(GMT+7)
Cuban President Fidel Castro, in a
televised address, on Monday, called his country's replacement of
the US dollar with the convertible peso a great victory.
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British trade mission visits Cuba
11/17/2004
-- 11:13(GMT+7)
A British trade and investment mission
led by Colin Moynihan, Chairman of the UK-Cuba Initiative is on a
visit to Cuba to seek the possibility of cooperation with the island
country.
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President Luong calls on Cuban President
11/16/2004
-- 08:51(GMT+7)
President Tran Duc Luong on Nov. 15 made a stopover at Havana, Cuba,
on his way to Brazil, to call on Cuban President Fidel Castro.
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Malaysian Prime Minister to visit Cuba
11/14/2004
-- 21:36(GMT+7)
Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad
Badawi will pay a three-day official visit to Cuba from Nov. 24-26
at the invitation of Cuban President Fidel Castro, the Malaysian
Foreign Ministry's statement said.
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Uruguay to resume diplomatic ties with Cuba soon, says President
11/11/2004
-- 17:00(GMT+7)
Uruguay's President-elect Tabare Vazquez
on Wednesday said that Uruguay will restore diplomatic ties with
Cuba as soon as possible.
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First ecological gas factory inaugurated in eastern Cuba
11/11/2004
-- 11:24(GMT+7)
An LB-12 ecological gas factory has been
inaugurated in the Hermanos Diaz Oil Refinery Industrial Zone in
eastern Cuba early this week.
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Chinese leader visits Latin American countries
11/10/2004
-- 21:36(GMT+7)
Chinese President Hu Jintao left Beijing
on Wednesday afternoon for official visits to four Latin American
countries of Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Cuba.
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Venezuelan president visits Cuba
11/08/2004
-- 11:24(GMT+7)
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez last
Saturday paid an official visit to Cuba and met with Cuban President
Fidel Castro who is recovering from a fall on Oct. 20.
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Cuba rejects US accusations of human rights violations
11/07/2004
-- 21:27(GMT+7)
Cuba has rejected recent US accusations of human
rights violations and condemned Washington for its absolute
disrespect of human rights due to the decades-long embargo against
the island country.
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Viet Nam to sell rice and coffee to Cuba
11/05/2004
-- 22:18(GMT+7)
The Viet Nam Northern Food Corporation
(VINAFOOD 1) will ship 200,000 tonnes of rice and 6,000 tonnes of
coffee to Cuba in 2005.
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American entrepreneurs criticise US embargo against Cuba
11/04/2004
-- 20:33(GMT+7)
Many entrepreneurs attending the ongoing 22nd Havana
International Trade Fair (FIHAV-2004) have condemned the US embargo
against Cuba, Cuban newspapers reported on Wednesday.
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Cuba and Laos enhance friendship cooperation
11/04/2004
-- 11:48(GMT+7)
Cuba and Laos reaffirmed their
determination to enhance cooperation, friendship and solidarity
between the two peoples and governments, said delegates to a seminar
held in Cuba on Nov. 2.
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Uruguay, Cuba resume diplomatic ties
11/04/2004
-- 11:36(GMT+7)
Uruguay has decided to restore
diplomatic ties with Cuba, which was have been interrupted since
2002, under incumbent President Jorge Battle's order, said Jorge
Proveto, Vice Chairman of the Uruguay Open Front Party (FA), on
Tuesday.
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Vietnamese, Cuban businesses meet
11/03/2004
-- 10:57(GMT+7)
Vietnamese and Cuban business people met
at the first session of the Cuba-Viet Nam Business Council (CVBC) in
Havana on Tuesday to seek opportunities for bilateral cooperation,
investment and trade as well as work out an action plan for 2005.
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Viet Nam attends international trade fair in Cuba
11/01/2004
-- 16:37(GMT+7)
More than 10 Vietnamese businesses are
participating in an international trade fair, which opened in
Havana, Cuba on Monday.
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Cuba, Belarus sign cooperation deal
11/02/2004
-- 11:32(GMT+7)
Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez
Roque and his Belorussian counterpart, Serguei Martynov, signed a
protocol in Havana on Monday on political consultancy in order to
boost cooperation and friendship between the two countries.
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Vietnamese embassy meets with Cuban educational officials
10/31/2004
-- 21:20(GMT+7)
The Vietnamese embassy in Cuba held a
cordial meeting with representatives of relevant Cuban ministries
and agencies, universities, schools and institutions which are
training Vietnamese students in Havana and Matanzas, on the occasion
of the new 2004-05 school year. |
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Cuba, Brazil sign six cooperation deals
10/31/2004
-- 20:58(GMT+7)
Cuba and Brazil on Friday signed six
cooperation agreements after the end of the fourth conference of the
two countries' joint working group on technical cooperation in
Havana.
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Viet Nam voices strong opposition to US embargo against Cuba
10/29/2004
-- 10:55(GMT+7)
Viet Nam vehemently protests the US
economic embargo against Cuba that has lasted for nearly half
a century, describing the blockade as a serious violation of
the United Nations Charter and the principles of internatioal law,
free trade and navigation.
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Cuba targets 2 million international tourists this year
10/29/2004
-- 10:52(GMT+7)
Addressing journalists in Havana on
Thursday, Cuban Tourism Minister Manuel Marrero said Cuba is
reforming its tourism industry in order to welcome 2 million
international tourists this year.
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UN General Assembly demands end to US embargo against Cuba
10/29/2004
-- 10:51(GMT+7)
The 59th United Nations General Assembly on Thursday endorsed a
resolution demanding that the US end its embargo against Cuba with
179 votes for and four against. |
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Many countries demand US end its embargo against Cuba
10/28/2004
-- 20:23(GMT+7)
The international community has shown
its support for Cuba's draft resolution to the United Nations
General Assembly demanding that the US end its embargo against the
country.
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Cuban children benefit from UNICEF-funded project
10/28/2004
-- 11:38(GMT+7)
Many Cuban children in the 0-17 age
group, have benefited from a project on children’s rights funded
by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).
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It's urgent to lift embargo against Cuba
10/27/2004
-- 22:25(GMT+7)
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Cuban parliament speaker condemns US embargo
10/24/2004
-- 21:28(GMT+7)
Chairman of Cuba's National Assembly Ricardo Alarcon on Saturday
blasted the US 42-year long embargo against Cuba as a genocide
policy at a 10,000 people rally in Havana to condemn the sanctions.
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Cuba calls for support for resolution against US embargo
10/22/2004
-- 21:38(GMT+7)
Cuban Ambassador to Viet Nam, Jesus Aise
Sotolongo held a press briefing in Ha Noi on Friday to introduce a
draft resolution demanding the US end its economic embargo against
Cuba, which has been submitted to the United Nations General
Assembly.
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Viet Nam attends 4th Int'l Meeting of War Correspondents
10/22/2004
-- 21:06(GMT+7)
Vietnamese war correspondents joined
reporters, photographers, camera operators, writers, academics and
historians from 14 countries worldwide at the 4th International
Meeting of War Correspondents in Havana, Cuba, from Oct. 17-20.
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US requested to lift embargo on Cuba
10/22/2004
-- 16:44(GMT+7)
Charles Casey, Chairman of the US
Chemistry Association, has slammed the US’s economic, financial
and trade embargo against Cuba
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Cuba helps Laos develop sports
10/22/2004
-- 11:19(GMT+7)
Cuba is always ready to help Laos
develop its sports, said president of the Cuban National Institute
of Sports, Gymnastics and Entertainment (INDER) Humberto Rodriguez
on Saturday.
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International journalists call for war prevention
10/22/2004
-- 11:14(GMT+7)
Nearly 100 journalists from 14 countries
gathering at the 4th World Meet for War Correspondents in Havana,
Cuba on Thursday issued a statement calling for international
efforts to prevent war.
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Cuba backs Latin American cohesion
10/19/2004
-- 10:44(GMT+7)
Cuba supports every initiative to
boost regional cohesion, especially economic cohesion, Cuban
Government Minister Ricardo Cabrisas told a meeting of the Latin
American Integration Association (ALADI) held in Montevideo, Uruguay
on Monday.
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Three European parliamentarians expelled from Cuba
10/16/2004
-- 21:36(GMT+7)
Jorge Moragas, a legislator of the
Spanish People’s Party, together with two Dutch parliamentarians
and two European NGO representatives, have been expelled from Cuba,
the Cuban Foreign Ministry said on Saturday.
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Vietnamese journalists visit Cuba
10/16/2004
-- 20:39(GMT+7)
A delegation of Nhan Dan (People) daily,
headed by its Deputy Editor-in-Chief Thu Thanh, paid a working visit
to Cuba from Oct. 5-15.
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Spain eager to see improvement in EU-Cuba relationship
10/14/2004
-- 10:45(GMT+7)
The newly-appointed Spanish Ambassador
to Cuba, Carlos Alonso Zaldivar, has criticised the European Union
(EU)’s stance on Cuba, saying that Madrid will spare no efforts to
restore its relationship with the Cuban Government.
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Cuba warns US of defeat if it invades country
10/14/2004
-- 10:42(GMT+7)
Cuban legislature president Ricardo
Alarcon on Wednesday warned that the US will suffer heavy losses and
defamation if it invades his country.
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Algeria, Cuba sign cooperation agreements
10/14/2004
-- 10:41(GMT+7)
Algeria and Cuba on Tuesday signed
two agreements on cooperation in trade and healthcare at their
intergovernmental meeting in Algiers.
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UN praises Cuban fight against drugs
10/13/2004
-- 11:28(GMT+7)
The United Nations Agency for Drugs and
Crime Control praised Cuba's efforts to fight drug trafficking at
its 15th meeting held in Mexico on Tuesday.
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Cuban people rally to protest US embargo
10/10/2004
-- 21:16(GMT+7)
Over 120,000 Cuban people rallied in a
meeting in Goantanamo to show their support for the Cuban
revolutionary administration and to demand the US lift its 40- year
long embargo against the island country.
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Cuban, Vietnamese newspapers strengthen relations
10/08/2004
-- 16:44(GMT+7)
General Director Frank Aguero of
the Cuban Granmar newspaper spoke highly of Nhan Dan
newpaper's development and its role in the national construction and
defence of Viet Nam.
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Cuba steps up blood donation movement
10/07/2004
-- 18:45(GMT+7)
Members of the Committees for the Defence of the
Revolution (CDR), the largest public movement in Cuba, have actively
taken part in blood-donation movements nationwide.
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Harelip children provided with free surgery
10/05/2004
-- 16:44(GMT+7)
The Viet Nam Fund for Children Support
from Oct. 3-9 coordinated with the
Viet
Nam-Cuba
Hospital
to provide free surgery for 120
harelip children in central Thanh Hoa and northern Vinh Phuc
provinces.
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Cuba and Colombia boost bilateral cooperation
10/05/2004
-- 11:32(GMT+7)
Colombia wants to boost trade and
economic relations with Cuba, said Colombia's visiting First Foreign
Deputy Minister Camilo Reyes during his talks with his Cuban
counterpart Rafael Dausa.
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Cuba intensifies drug control
10/05/2004
-- 11:31(GMT+7)
From January 2003 to July 2004, Cuban
anti-drug authorities have seized more than 7.8 metric tonnes of
drugs, of which about 5.8 tonnes were dropped from airplanes or
smuggled boats into the country.
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Cuban party officials visit Laos
10/02/2004 -- 21:42(GMT+7)
A delegation of the Cuban
Communist Party led by Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, Politburo
member and Vice President of the State Council, on Sunday
ended an official visit to Laos.
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HCM City delegation visits Cuba
10/01/2004 -- 20:38(GMT+7)
The
HCM
City
delegation, headed by Nguyen
Thien Nhan, Permanent Vice Chairman of the HCM City People's
Committee, is visiting
Cuba
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Cuba: US embargo costs it 80 billion USD
10/01/2004 -- 10:27(GMT+7)
The US embargo against Cuba has
over the last 40 years caused losses worth 80 billion USD to
the country, Cuban Foreign Minister Perez Roque said at a
press conference in Havana on Thursday.
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EU helps Cuba relieve consequences of recent hurricanes
09/30/2004 -- 11:41(GMT+7)
The Humanitarian Aid Office of the
European Commission (ECHO) has approved a humanitarian aid
package worth nearly 1 million EUR for helping Cuba deal with
consequences of recent Charley and Ivan hurricanes.
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Prime Minister highlights Viet Nam-Cuba friendly ties
09/29/2004 -- 22:50(GMT+7)
Prime Minister Phan Van Khai
affirmed the fine development of friendly relations between
Viet Nam and Cuba, while he received visiting Cuban Minister
of Higher Education, Fernando Vecino Alegret, in Ha Noi on
Wednesday.
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Party leader affirms comprehensive cooperation with Cuba
09/29/2004 -- 21:39(GMT+7)
The
Party leader expressed his thanks to the Party, the State and
the people of
Cuba
for their assistance and
support to
Viet Nam
. |
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Viet Nam, Cuba boost educational co-operation
09/29/2004 -- 18:24(GMT+7)
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A Viet Nam -
Cuba agreement on educational co-operation was signed in Ha Noi on
Wednesday during the Cuban Minister of Higher Education, Fernando
Vecino Alegret's visit to Viet Nam.Under
the agreement, the two countries will exchange educational information
and visits by officers and students, as well as grant scholarships and
work jointly scientific research. |
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Cuba, Russia raise voice against terrorism
09/29/2004 --
11:11(GMT+7)
Cuba and Russia on Wednesday unanimously
condemned terrorism, reiterating the importance of the United Nations
(UN) in fighting terrorism and solving other international matters.
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Cuba marks largest mass organisation's anniversary
09/28/2004 --
21:32(GMT+7)
Millions of Cuban people have participated
in activities to mark the 44th founding anniversary of the Cuban
Committee for the Defence of Revolution (CDR), the largest mass
organisation in Cuba (Sept. 28).
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Spain, Cuba ties improved, says Spanish diplomat
09/28/2004 --
11:23(GMT+7)
The relationship between Cuba and Spain has been improved after a
prolonged tension by Jose Maria Aznar’s Conservative Government,
Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos said.
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Cuban President calls for further solidarity among Latin American
nations
09/27/2004 --
11:33(GMT+7)
Cuban President Fidel Castro has called
for further solidarity among Latin American nations to protect their
economies against oppression and exploitation by world powers.
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China to boost ties with Cuba, says Chinese President
09/26/2004 --
21:36(GMT+7)
China has reaffirmed its consistent policy on consolidating ties with
Cuba, and the policy will not alter regardless of changes in the
international situation, said Chinese President Hu Jintao.
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Cuban Party official lauds Vietnamese women’s achievements
09/25/2004 --
21:33(GMT+7)
Fernando Remirez de Estenoz, member of the
Communist Party of Cuba Central Committee and Director of the CPC
CC’s External Relations Commission, has praised the achievements of
the Vietnamese people, especially women, in national construction and
defence.
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US House approves measures to ease Cuba sanctions
09/24/2004 --
11:46(GMT+7)
The US House of Representatives on
Wednesday voted 387-12 to remove barriers to the sales of agricultural
products, medicine and medical supplies by US companies to Cuba.
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Vietnamese and Cuban women's associations bolster ties
09/23/2004 --
17:14(GMT+7)
Leaders of the Viet Nam Women's Union
(VWU) and the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) expressed their
determination to further accelerate their friendship and bilateral
cooperation during a meeting in Havana on Wednesday.
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Mexico, Cuba expect to issue statement to boost comprehensive
cooperation
09/23/2004
-- 17:11(GMT+7)
Mexico and Cuba expect to issue a joint statement, expressing strong
support for boosting comprehensive cooperation at the end of the 7th
session of the Mexico-Cuba inter-parliamentary meeting in Havana,
Cuba, on Friday.
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Cuban engineers honoured with medals
09/23/2004
-- 17:10(GMT+7)
The Ministry of Transport and
Communications presented on Thursday Medals for the Cause of Viet
Nam's Transport to 35 Cuban engineers, who had participated in the
construction of Ho Chi Minh Highway.
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Cuba, DPRK agree to strengthen trade cooperation
09/21/2004
-- 17:21(GMT+7)
The Joint Committee of Economic, Scientific and Technical
Cooperation between Cuba and the Democratic People's Republic of
Korea (DPRK) on Monday concluded its 23rd session in Pyongyang with
an agreement to strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade.
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Laos, Cuba boost cooperation
09/21/2004
-- 17:19(GMT+7)
Sisavath Keobunphanh, Chairman of the Lao Front for National
Construction , received a visiting Cuban Committee for the Defence
of the Revolutionary delegation led by Juan Jose Rabilero, CDR
national coordinator, on Monday in Vientiane.
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Cuban Party delegation leaves for Asian tour
09/21/2004
-- 11:17(GMT+7)
A delegation of the Communist Party of Cuba (CPC) led by Jose
Ramon Machado Ventura, Party Politburo member and Vice- President of
the State Council, has left Havana for visits to China, Viet Nam and
Laos. |
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FM welcomes agreement with Cuba
09/17/2004
-- 21:00(GMT+7)
Foreign Minister Nguyen Dy Nien
described as extremely important the memorandum of understanding
(MoU) between Viet Nam and Cuba ending bilateral negotiations on
Viet Nam's bid to the World Trade Organisation.
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Vietnamese and Cuban News Agencies bolster cooperative ties
09/17/2004
-- 17:11(GMT+7)
Vietnam News Agency (VNA) and the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina
(PL) will promote their exchange of information as well as the
printing and publishing of the "Viet Nam Pictorial" in
Spanish in
Cuba
.The appendices to this effect were
signed in
Havana
on Thursday by VNA Deputy General Director Truong Duc Anh and PL
President Francisco Gonzalez Garcia and Vice President Jacinto Grada
Lacerna.
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Viet Nam, Cuba should further cooperation, says PM Khai
09/16/2004
-- 21:26(GMT+7)
Viet Nam and Cuba should further boost their
bilateral cooperation, Prime Minister Phan Van Khai told
visiting Cuban Minister Ricardo Cabrisas in Ha Noi on Thursday.
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Viet Nam, Cuba Inter-Government Committee meets in Ha Noi
09/16/2004
-- 11:12(GMT+7)
The 22nd session on Viet Nam-Cuba
economic, scientific and technological cooperation opened in Ha Noi
on Wednesday.
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Cuba, Mexico strive for better diplomatic ties
09/15/2004
-- 21:25(GMT+7)
Cuban Ambassador to Mexico Jorge Bolanos has said diplomatic ties
between the two countries have been restored and both sides are
trying to address outstanding issues.
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Hurricane Ivan hits Cuba
09/14/2004
-- 11:31(GMT+7)
Hurricane Ivan bore down on Cuba's Pinar
del Rio province - the country's largest cigar producer - on Monday,
with winds gusting at 315km per hour.
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Viet Nam, Cuba agree to set up Joint Business Commission
09/13/2004
-- 22:30(GMT+7)
Viet Nam
and
Cuba
signed an agreement to set up a
Joint Business Commission at a seminar in Ha Noi on Monday.
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Cuba keeps focus on education target
09/09/2004
-- 16:59(GMT+7)
President Fidel Castro has affirmed
Cuba's determination to keep reforming its education system and that
only education can save the world from the unsustainable
values of commercial lifestyles.
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Cuba, Panama prepared for rapprochement
09/07/2004
-- 11:19(GMT+7)
Panamanian Foreign Minister Samuel
Lewis Navaro said Panama is waiting for a response from Cuba to
resume bilateral diplomatic relations.
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US denounced for plot to invade Cuba
09/07/2004
-- 11:18(GMT+7)
Cuban legislature chairman Ricardo
Alarcon has said Cuba still risks being invaded by the US whether
George W. Bush or John Kerry is elected president.
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Cuban leader appreciates relations with Viet Nam
09/06/2004
-- 03:12(GMT+7)
First Vice President Castro Ruz Raul of
the Cuban Council of State praised the traditional friendship,
solidarity and cooperation between the two parties, states, peoples
and security forces of Cuba and Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam, Cuba sign healthcare cooperation MoU
09/06/2004
-- 03:10(GMT+7)
Viet Nam and Cuba signed a memorandum of
understanding on healthcare cooperation in Havana, Cuba, on Friday.
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Argentine Communist Party shows solidarity with Cuba
09/04/2004
-- 21:34(GMT+7)
The Argentine Communist Party has issued
a communique urging the Argentine government to voice its opposition
against Panama's pardoning of four Cuban exiles who plotted to kill
President Fidel Castro.
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Foreign press praises Viet Nam
09/03/2004
-- 21:41(GMT+7)
The Belgian and Cuban press have praised
Viet Nam
's achievements in socio-economic
development.
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Vietnamese, Cuban Security Ministries strengthen ties
09/02/2004
-- 20:51(GMT+7)
A delegation of the Vietnamese Ministry
of Public Security led by Minister Le Hong Anh currently in Cuba for
an official visit, on Wednesday held talks with a Cuban delegation
led by Minister of Interior Alaberdo Colome Ibarra.
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Viet Nam, Cuba discuss health care cooperation
09/01/2004
-- 16:36(GMT+7)
Viet
Nam hopes to learn from
Cuba
's experiences in organising the
health care system and to cooperate with
Cuba
in this field, especially in
medicine production.
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Two-way trade between Cuba and China more balanced
09/01/2004
-- 11:47(GMT+7)
Two-way trade between China and Cuba has gradually balanced, Yang
Shidi, Economic and Trade Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy in Cuba
reported.
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Cuba not to attend Panama's power hand-over ceremony
09/01/2004
-- 11:39(GMT+7)
Cuba will not attend Panama's
presidential inauguration on Wednesday, the Cuban government
announced on Tuesday.
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Cuba warns countries against accommodating Cuban terrorists
08/27/2004
-- 11:08(GMT+7)
The Cuban Foreign Ministry on Thursday
issued a statement blasting the reactionary Cuban exiles in Miami,
the US, for their attempts to work with Central American countries
to provide transit or refugee status for four Cuban terrorists to be
pardoned by the out-going government of Panama.
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Cuba to recall Ambassador to Panama
08/26/2004
-- 16:54(GMT+7)
The Granma newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party on Tuesday quoted
a Cuban Foreign Ministry press release saying that Cuban Ambassador
to Panama Carlos Zamora returned home on Aug. 25 at
Panama
’s request.
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Argentina expresses solidarity with Cuba
08/26/2004
-- 12:02(GMT+7)
Lawmakers from various political
parties in Argentina's Parliament have agreed to form a "Group
of Legislators united with Cuba" on Tuesday.
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Hurricane Charley causes great losses to Cuba
08/26/2004
-- 11:20(GMT+7)
Hurricane Charley, which arrived in Cuba in mid-August, caused over
1 billion USD in losses to Cuba, a Cuban official said.
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Chile agrees to open political dialogue between Rio group and Cuba
08/25/2004
-- 16:56(GMT+7)
Chilean Foreign Minister Soledad Alvear
has affirmed that Chile has agreed to open a political dialogue
between the Rio group and Cuba.
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Cuba condemns Panama's plan to grant amnesty to Cuban terrorists
08/23/2004
-- 17:12(GMT+7)
The Cuban government on Sunday called upon the international
community to condemn and prevent the Panamanian President's plan to
grant amnesty to four Cuban-rooted terrorists. |
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Cuba welcomes referendum results in Venezuela
08/17/2004
-- 22:03(GMT+7)
The Cuban government has issued a
statement, highlighting Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's victory
in his August 15 recall referendum and showing solidarity with
Venezuela's President and people.
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Hurricane Charley hits Cuba hard
08/13/2004
-- 04:30(GMT+7)
Hurricane Charley arrived in Cuba early
Friday, leaving at least three people dead and four others injured,
the Cuban Civil Defence has reported.
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Cuban company signs contract to buy food from US firm
08/11/2004
-- 17:49(GMT+7)
The Cuban Food Import Enterprise
(Alimport) on Wednesday signed with Sysco Alabama, the largest
American food trader and distributor, a contract to buy the latter's
products.
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Vietnamese students in Cuba obtain excellent study results
08/09/2004
-- 17:17(GMT+7)
Many Vietnamese students in Cuba
excelled in their academic studies in the 2003-04 school year. They
were praised by their Cuban teachers and classmates. |
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Cuba, Indonesia promote agricultural cooperation
08/08/2004
-- 21:47(GMT+7)
Indonesia and Cuba are deliberating bilateral cooperation in
agriculture, pharmacy and bio-technology, said Indonesian Ambasador
Indra Cahya Sempurnajaya in an interview with Granma daily, a
central organ of the Communist Party of Cuba, on Saturday.
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Cuba involves in medical services in 95 countries
08/06/2004
-- 22:14(GMT+7)
Over the past 40 years, 52,000 Cuban doctors and medical workers
have voluntarily carried out international missions in 95 countries
across the world in response to a call for international solidarity
by the Cuban Government.
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Greek Communist Party leader blasts US embargo against Cuba
08/05/2004
-- 10:49(GMT+7)
Aleka Papariga, General Secretary of the
Greek Communist Party has slammed the US embargo against Cuba,
reaffirming Greek communists' commitment to be on the side of Cuba
and do their best to support the country.
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Venezuelan president praises Cuban healthcare assistance
08/04/2004
-- 20:46(GMT+7)
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez hailed
Cuban health workers' assistance to his compatriots when he
addressed a workshop on the Cuba-sponsored healthcare aid project
called "Task in Remote Areas" held in Caracas on Monday.
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Spanish firm discovers oil field off Cuba's coast
07/31/2004
-- 21:30(GMT+7)
The Spanish petrochemicals company
Repsol-YPF has discovered a large oil field off Cuba's coast, Repsol
Chief Operating Officer Ramon Blanco said.
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International court proposed to handle US crimes against Cuba
07/28/2004
-- 11:15(GMT+7)
Non-governmental organizations from
Mexico, 13 Latin American, European and Oceanian countries have
proposed establishing an international civil court to deal with
American crimes against Cuba.
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Fidel Castro assails US allegation of sex tourism and human
trafficking
07/27/2004
-- 11:35(GMT+7)
Cuban President Fidel Castro has
vehemently rejected US officials' recent allegations that Cuba
tolerates sex tourism and human trafficking.
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Cuba supporters march in Mexico City
07/27/2004
-- 11:20(GMT+7)
Thousands of Mexican people marched
through downtown Mexico City, past the US embassy to show their
solidarity with the Cuban people and ask the US to renounce
its over 4-decade long embargo against Cuba.
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Mexico, Cuba resume diplomatic relations
07/26/2004
-- 11:07(GMT+7)
Cuba and Mexico on Sunday restored diplomatic ties at the
ambassadorial level with the return of Cuban and Mexican ambassadors
to their posts.
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Meeting marks Cuba's Moncada barrack attack anniversary
07/23/2004
-- 22:36(GMT+7)
The Cuban revolutionary forces' attack
on the Moncada barracks 51 years ago was a heroic event in
Cuba
's history and resounded through
Latin America
and the world. |
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China-Cuba trade cooperation discussed
07/23/2004
-- 08:40(GMT+7)
A workshop on Cuba – China trade cooperation was held by the Cuban
Chamber of Commerce in Havana on Wednesday.
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Cuban, Chinese entrepreneurs seek cooperation opportunities
07/22/2004
-- 17:25(GMT+7)
General Secretary of the Cuban Chamber of Commerce Fran Abel rated
the possibilities of cooperation between Cuban and Chinese
businesses as positive and prospective at a workshop in Havana on
Wednesday. |
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Cuba, Mexico restore diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level
07/19/2004
-- 22:46(GMT+7)
Cuba and Mexico have moved to restore
their diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level while continuing
dialogues to address outstanding problems in bilateral ties.
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Military Officers visit Cuba
07/18/2004
-- 22:08(GMT+7)
A high-level Vietnamese military
delegation, led by Deputy Defence Minister Sen. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Huy
Hieu, paid a five-day official visit to Cuba that concluded on
Saturday.
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FAO helps Cuba produce food
07/15/2004
-- 14:44(GMT+7)
A UN Food and Agriculture Organisation
(FAO) project to help Cuba boost food production in its eastern
province of Holguin has achieved positive results, said Francisco
Arias, FAO representative in Cuba, on Wednesday.
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Vietnamese high-level military delegation visits Cuba
07/14/2004
-- 11:13(GMT+7)
A Vietnamese high-level military
delegation, led by Sen. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Huy Hieu, Deputy Defence
Minister, paid a five-day visit to Cuba on Monday.
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Cuba, Caribbean community to start dialogues
07/13/2004
-- 10:35(GMT+7)
Cuban newspapers on Tuesday reported
that foreign ministers from the Caribbean community (CARICOM) and
Cuba will meet in Havana on July 15 to discuss bilateral relations
and ways to strengthen cooperation.
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US voluntary pastors arrive in Havana
07/11/2004
-- 21:32(GMT+7)
A caravan of US voluntary pastors arrived in Havana on Saturday by
air in open defiance of the US-imposed embargo on Cuba.
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New US restrictions against Cuba rejected
07/09/2004
-- 21:00(GMT+7)
The US House of Representatives rejected the White House's
restrictions on packages sent by Cuban Americans to their relatives
living in Cuba in a 221-194 vote on Wednesday.
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Delegation of CPV Commission for Home Security visits Cuba
07/07/2004
-- 16:32(GMT+7)
A delegation of the Communist Party of
Viet Nam (CPV) Central Committee's Commission for Home Security, led
by its Deputy Director Phung Tran Huong, paid a working visit to
Cuba from June 29 to July 6. |
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Cuba strives for self-sufficiency in food
07/07/2004
-- 11:19(GMT+7)
With help from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and
agricultural experts from Viet Nam, China and Japan, since 1996,
Cuba has carried out a rice cultivation programme in an effort to
provide enough food for its people.
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Organizations venture to Cuba despite US embargo
07/06/2004
-- 11:36(GMT+7)
A delegation of 81 members from
the "Venceremos" Brigade arrived in Sandiego de Cuba City
in eastern Cuba on July 4 to stage activities in solidarity
with the Cuban people despite the renewed US embargo which took
effect June 30.
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Public continues condemning US embargo against Cuba
07/03/2004
-- 22:32(GMT+7)
Iranian Foreign Minister Kamal Kharazi condemned the US embargo
against Cuba, describing it as a measure to force the Cuban people
to change their lives and principles. |
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Cuban parliament condemns US embargo
07/02/2004
-- 17:45(GMT+7)
The Cuban parliament has issued a statement
denouncing the new US actions against Cuba which took effect on June
30 as facilitating US direct armed intervention to blunt its
revolution, kill its independence and sovereignty.
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Argentine businesses explore Cuban market
07/02/2004
-- 11:28(GMT+7)
A trade delegation from the Argentine province of Entre Rios is on a
visit to Cuba to explore business and trade opportunities in this
market.
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Jamaican Foreign Minister visits Cuba
06/30/2004
-- 10:42(GMT+7)
Jamaican Foreign Affairs and Trade
Minister Keith Desmond Knight, who is on an official visit to Cuba,
held talks with his Cuban counterpart Felipe Perez Roque on Tuesday.
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US public opinion blasts renewed embargo against Cuba
06/30/2004
-- 10:34(GMT+7)
The US Government's renewed tighter
embargo against
Cuba
, which will take effect as of June
30, has been met with increasingly strong protest from the
US
public.
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Pastor for Peace Movement strengthens solidarity with Cuba
06/24/2004
-- 22:44(GMT+7)
Despite the US government's renewed
embargo against Cuba, the Pastor for Peace Movement is raising
humanitarian aid in support of the Cuba people across the US under a
campaign called Friendship Caravan.
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Cuba and Namibia hold summit
06/24/2004
-- 20:41(GMT+7)
)- Cuban President Fidel Castro and his
Namibian counterpart, Sam Nujoma, held talks on bilateral
cooperation in Havana on Wednesday, which topped the agenda of the
latter's three-day visit to Cuba.
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Cuba, Russia boost ties of youths
06/23/2004
-- 11:23(GMT+7)
First Secretary of the Communist Youth
Union of Cuba Otto Rivero Torres is on a visit to Russia, the
highest level delegation from the island country to visit the former
Soviet Union republic over the past decade since the collapse of the
bloc.
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Cuba's meeting against US hostile policy
06/22/2004
-- 11:29(GMT+7)
More than 200,000 people from
Havana
,
Cuba
, joined a meeting at the Jose
Marti Forum Against Imperialists on Monday to express their
determination to support the national revolution and protest the
US
's new measures against
Cuba
.
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Cuba, Turkey sign sports cooperation agreement
06/22/2004
-- 11:16(GMT+7)
Cuba and Turkey signed an agreement on
sports cooperation during a recent visit to Cuba by Turkish Deputy
Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Sahin, who is also Minister of State for
Youth and Sports.
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Cuba strengthens cooperation with Africa
06/18/2004
-- 20:49(GMT+7)
Cuba has set up a garment joint venture
with Namibia, the fifth of its kind in Africa, with the aim of
bringing the Latin American traditional shirt Guayabera to the
African market.
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Cuban Party delegation visits Laos
06/17/2004
-- 17:24(GMT+7)
A delegation from the Cuban Communist
Party’s Central Committee paid a working visit to
Laos
from June 15 to 18.
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American Communist Party strengthens solidarity with Cuba
06/16/2004
-- 11:49(GMT+7)
The American Communist Party (ACP) would
strengthen solidarity with the Cuban people against the US embargo
and to release five Cuban revolutionary soldiers detained
in the US, said ACP President Sam Webb.
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Cuba promotes development cooperation with Africa
06/15/2004
-- 11:04(GMT+7)
A Cuban-Namibian joint venture is
bringing the loose-fitting guayabera shirt, worn by men in Cuba and
much of the rest of the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America, Colombia
and Venezuela, to the African markets.
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Cuban President calls for urgent action for a better world
06/14/2004
-- 18:13(GMT+7)
Cuban President Fidel Castro has called
on nations the world over to work together for human survival and
for a better world.
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Viet Nam-Cuba economic cooperation opportunities explored
06/11/2004
-- 11:45(GMT+7)
A Vietnamese mission headed by the
Vietnamese Ambassador to Cuba Pham Tien Tu has made fact-finding
tours to tariff exclusive and export processing zones on the
outskirt of Havana.
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Party official applauds Viet Nam-Cuba education cooperation
06/10/2004
-- 22:15(GMT+7)
Party Politburo member and Secretary
Nguyen Khoa Diem praised the cooperation in culture, education,
science and sports between Viet Nam and Cuba during his meeting with
a Cuban delegation in Ha Noi on Thursday.
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US Communist Party delegation visits Cuba
06/10/2004
-- 11:09(GMT+7)
A US Communist Party (USCP) delegation,
led by Chairman Sam Webb, arrived in
Cuba
on Tuesday for a friendship visit.
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Mexico prioritises normalising ties with Cuba
06/10/2004
-- 11:08(GMT+7)
Normalisation of diplomatic ties with
Cuba
is becoming a priority of
Mexico
's foreign policy, Mexican Foreign
Minister Ernesto Derbez said on Wednesday.
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Droughts wreak havoc in Cuba
06/08/2004
-- 11:32(GMT+7)
Serious prolonged droughts have wreaked
havoc in Cuba, especially in the central and eastern regions
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Cuba uses acupuncture for treating psychological problems
06/08/2004
-- 11:27(GMT+7)
Cuban scientists of the Psychology
Centre in Pinar del Rio province affirmed acupuncture as an
effective treatment of patients with minor psychological problems.
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Cuban Minister visits Oman
06/04/2004
-- 11:56(GMT+7)
Cuba's Minister of Economic Cooperation
and Foreign Investment Marta Moralise discussed with senior
officials of Oman measures to strengthen cooperative ties between
the two countries on Thursday.
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Serious drought affects Cuban farmers
06/02/2004
-- 17:46(GMT+7)
Farmers in Cuba's central and eastern
regions, especially in Camaguey province, are facing a serious
prolonged drought.
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Cuba makes new Guinness record in Son music
06/01/2004
-- 11:24(GMT+7)
Cuba has set a new Guinness record for
the longest performance of Son music, breaking the old record also
made by the country in 1997. |
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Cuba hopes to host 2 million tourists this year
06/01/2004
-- 11:23(GMT+7)
Cuba has so far this year welcomed 1
million tourist arrivals, an 11.8-percent year-on-year rise. The
increase is pinning hope for Cuba to achieve a target of 2 million
tourists this year. |
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Seventy percent of kidney transplants successful in Cuba over 30
years
05/30/2004
-- 21:51(GMT+7)
More than 3,500 kidney transplant
operations have been conducted over 30 years in Cuba with a success
rate of 70 percent.
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Mass meeting shows Cubans' strong support to Government
05/30/2004
-- 21:33(GMT+7)
Some 10,000 people from Havana province,
Cuba, flocked to a meeting on Saturday to express their
determination to protect the fruits of the national revolution
against new US embargo measures.
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Mexico, Cuba agree on return of ambassadors
05/28/2004
-- 18:30(GMT+7)
On Thursday, Cuba and Mexico agreed on
the return of their ambassadors to end the diplomatic crisis sparked
in early this month.
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Cuban, Russian businessmen promote trade
10/25/2001
-- 16:57(GMT+7)
- A delegation of Cuban businessmen,
headed by Deputy Minister for Foreign Investment and Economic
Cooperation Ricardo Guerrero has been on a visit to Russia to
promote bilateral trade.
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Overseas Cubans protest US embargo
05/24/2004
-- 11:20(GMT+7)
As many as 520 overseas Cubans from 49
countries worldwide, including 241 from the US, voiced their protest
against the US embargo, imposed on Cuba for 43 years now, and
condemned the Bush administration's recent measures aiming to topple
the Cuban Government.
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US politicians demand stop sanctions against Cuba
05/21/2004
-- 17:42(GMT+7)
A group of US lawmakers on Thursday
introduced a bill demanding the stop to the four-decade-old US trade
embargo against Cuba.
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Vietnamese, Cuban farmers discuss cooperation
05/21/2004
-- 11:07(GMT+7)
Farmers associations from
Viet Nam
and
Cuba
discussed agriculture and rural
development cooperation during a recent visit to
Cuba
by Dr Ha Phuc
Mich
, Vice Chairman of
the Viet Nam Farmers Association.
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Ho Chi Minh's birthday and Jose Marti's death anniversary
commemorated in Cuba
05/20/2004
-- 11:50(GMT+7)
Many activities have been held marking
President Ho Chi Minh's 114th birthday and Jose Marti's 109th death
anniversary in Cuba, contributing to further strengthening the
traditional solidarity, friendship and cooperation between the two
countries. |
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Foreign experts asked to help build urban areas
05/19/2004
-- 12:07(GMT+7)
The VIC construction company, a joint
venture between Viet Nam and Cuba, has been granted a license to
develop a 5-ha urban area in Cai Rang district, southern Can Tho
city.
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Brazil, Cuba seek cooperation opportunities
05/18/2004
-- 16:33(GMT+7)
Brazillian and Cuban businessmen have
met in Rio de Janeio to discuss the possibility of boosting trading.
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Cuba condemns US new aggressive scheme
05/18/2004
-- 11:18(GMT+7)
The Cuban government began conducting
activities at Geneva-based international organisations to denounce
the US new measures to stiffle the Cuban revolution. |
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Laos and Cuba boost cooperation
05/17/2004
-- 17:02(GMT+7)
The friendship and cooperation between
Laos and Cuba was being strengthened and developed, Lao Vice
President Choummali Saynagsone told Raul Valdes, Rector of the Party
High School of Cuba, who was on a Laos visit from May 11-15.
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Viet Nam to boost cooperation in bio-technology with Cuba
05/14/2004
-- 21:35(GMT+7)
Viet
Nam is willing to enhance cooperation with
Cuba
in many fields, including genetics
and bio-technology.
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Worldwide solidarity with Cuban people
05/13/2004
-- 16:38(GMT+7)
Over 10,000 people yesterday took part
in a march through streets in Mexico City launched by the Movement
for Solidarity with Cuba (MMSC) to protest the hostile US policy
against Cuba.
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Viet Nam elected Vice President of World Peace Council
05/12/2004
-- 20:59(GMT+7)
The World Peace Council has elected Cuba
as President in the 2004-08 term and Viet Nam as Vice President and
Coordinator for Asia during its general assembly meeting in Athens,
Greece, from May 6-9 .
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Cuba plans huge anti-US march
05/12/2004
-- 17:24(GMT+7)
Millions of Cubans will take to the
street in Havana on Friday morning in a march launched by the
government against the Bush administration's policy vis-a-vis the
country.
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Cuba takes emergency measures to face US hostile policy
05/11/2004
-- 17:56(GMT+7)
The Cuban Government on Monday announced 15 measures to cope with
face a new plan adopted by the US to intensify their embargo against
Cuba.
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Mexican President opposes US plan against Cuba
05/08/2004
-- 22:15(GMT+7)
Mexican President Vicente Fox on Friday
said
Mexico
rejects a
US
plan to speed up the
"political transition" in
Cuba
.
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Foreign newspapers praise Dien Bien Phu victory
05/08/2004
-- 22:06(GMT+7)
Viet Nam's Dien Bien Phu victory has
been praised by many newspapers in Cuba, Thailand, Argentina and
Algeria over the past two days.
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Cuba marks Dien Bien Phu anniversary
05/08/2004
-- 21:06(GMT+7)
A meeting was held in
Havana
on Friday to celebrate the 50th
anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu Victory (May 7) by the central
committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (CPC) and the Cuban
Ministry of Revolutionary Armed Forces (MINFAR).
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Mexican Congress calls for normalise relations with Cuba
05/07/2004
-- 16:59(GMT+7)
The Mexican Congress' Standing Committee
at the extraordinary session on May 6 requested the Federal States
to normalise bilateral relations with Cuba and asked the Foreign
Minister and Minister of Inferior Affairs to explain about the
decision to reduce bilateral relations to the level of charge d'
affaires.
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Cuba signs cooperation agreement with Spain's autonomy
05/06/2004
-- 11:28(GMT+7)
Cuba and Pais Vasco of Spain on Tuesday
signed a cooperation agreement after the third session of meetings.
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Latin American people show support to Cuba
05/05/2004
-- 17:51(GMT+7)
People and organisations in several
Latin American countries have expressed their support for Cuba and
their rejection of the Peruvian and Mexican moves to withdraw their
ambassadors from Cuba.
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Relations with Mexico treasured, says Cuba
05/05/2004
-- 11:38(GMT+7)
Cuban Foreign Minister Perez Roque at
the reception of recalled Cuban Ambassador to Mexico Jorge Bolanos
declared that nothing could break the friendship and mutual-respect
between
Cuba
and
Mexico
.
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Cuba reacts to Mexico's ambassador recall
05/04/2004
-- 18:37(GMT+7)
Both Mexico and Peru recalled their
envoys on Sunday in reaction to Cuban President Fidel Castro's May
Day speech criticising them for having voted for an April 15 UN
resolution against Cuba.
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Cuban boxing expert arrives in Viet Nam
05/04/2004
-- 11:31(GMT+7)
Cuban boxing expert Reymudo Zamora
arrived in Viet Nam on Sunday to train Viet Nam's national boxing
team until the end of December, 2004.
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Millions of Cubans march on May Day
05/02/2004
-- 21:09(GMT+7)
Millions of Cubans joined with
social organisation representatives from 55 countries in a parade to
celebrate May Day.
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Cuban historians: Dien Bien Phu victory, a final blow to world
colonialism
04/29/2004
-- 11:41(GMT+7)
The Dien Bien Phu victory and the Geneva
conference outcome dealt a severe blow to the world colonialism and
led to its total collapse, concluded a workshop in Havana, Cuba, on
April 27-28.
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Chinese military delegation visits Cuba
04/25/2004
-- 21:56(GMT+7)
A Chinese military delegation visited
Cuba from April 19 to 23.
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Viet Nam, Cuba welcome major anniversaries
04/25/2004
-- 20:59(GMT+7)
The Cuba-Viet Nam Friendship
Association, together
with Viet Nam's Embassy in Cuba held a friendship working day at the
factory named the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam in Havana on
Saturday to celebrate the anniversaries of Cuba's Hiron victory,
Viet Nam's Dien Bien Phu victory and President Ho Chi Minh's
birthday.
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Cuba alleges US deliberately prevent probe on Guantanamo
04/21/2004
-- 12:05(GMT+7)
Cuba's
Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque has called for support of a
measure seeking a probe on
US
alledged abuse of human rights at
a
US
naval base in
Guantanamo
bay, criticising US
"deliberate move to prevent public and transparent debate on
the issue."
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Chinese military officers visit Cuba
04/20/2004
-- 19:08(GMT+7)
Senior Lieutenant General Xu Caihou, who
is leading a high-level Chinese military delegation, arrived in
Havana on Monday, beginning a five-day visit to Cuba.
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Chinese military senior officers visit Cuba
04/20/2004
-- 19:04(GMT+7)
Senior Lieutenant General Xu Caihou, who
is leading a high-level Chinese military delegation, arrived in
Havana on Monday, beginning a five-day visit to Cuba.
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Cuba's Giron Beach Victory marked
04/19/2004
-- 21:24(GMT+7)
A meeting was held in Ha Noi on Monday
by the city's Viet Nam-Cuba Friendship Chapter and the Viet Nam
Union of Friendship Organisations to mark Cuba's 43rd anniversary of
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Cuba opens Sports Olympiad and Educational Television Channel
04/19/2004
-- 19:05(GMT+7)
The Republic of Cuba opened the National
Sports Olympiad, the second of its kind, in its 14 provinces and
island districts on April 18.
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Meeting marks Cuba's Giron Beach Victory
04/16/2004
-- 17:16(GMT+7)
A meeting was held in Ha Noi on Friday
afternoon by the Viet Nam-Cuba Friendship Association (VCFA) Central
Committee and the city's Military High Command to mark Cuba's 43rd
anniversary of the Giron Beach Victory (April 19)
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Viet Nam shares auditing experiences with Cuba
04/16/2004
-- 17:06(GMT+7)
A delegation of Cuba's Ministry for
Auditing and Control led by its First Deputy Minister Rey Perez
Fonticoba, has been in Ha Noi for a six-day working visit since
April 14.
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Cuban, US businessmen discuss trade relations
04/16/2004
-- 16:35(GMT+7)
More than 400 entrepreneurs from 172 US
companies have attended the first trade negotiation round between
Cuba and the United States in Havana.
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Cuba slams UN human rights vote
04/16/2004
-- 16:33(GMT+7)
The Cuban Government on Thursday
denounced a resolution against the country at the 60th United
Nations Human Rights Commission (UNHRC) meeting in Geneva, which
narrowly passed by 22 votes to 21 with 10 abstentions.
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University students in Cuba increase
04/15/2004
-- 11:53(GMT+7)
The number of university students in
Cuba is estimated to increase to 325,000 in the 2004-05 academic
year, said the president of the Cuban Students Association.
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Cuba denounces US allegations of its human rights records
04/06/2004
-- 17:53(GMT+7)
Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe
Perez Roque has slammed the US and some other countries for
slandering the human rights situation in Cuba in an attempt to lobby
for the passage of an UN resolution against Cuba.
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Cuba promotes international relations
03/30/2004
-- 17:11(GMT+7)
Belize Foreign Minister
Godfrey Smith began a three-day visit to Cuba on Monday to promote
cooperation between the two countries.
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Some 900 foreign athletes to participate in Cuba Olympics
03/27/2004
-- 22:14(GMT+7)
Up to Mar. 25, almost 900 foreign
athletes from 12 countries had registered for the 2nd Cuba Olympics
scheduled for April 18-30,.
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Cuba slams accusations on human rights at UN session
03/26/2004
-- 19:13(GMT+7)
Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez
Roque on Thursday said that the US was the author of a draft
resolution against Cuba presented at the 60th session of the UN
Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR) in Geneva.
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Cuba-Viet Nam Friendship Association meets
03/26/2004
-- 17:27(GMT+7)
The Cuba-Viet Nam Friendship Association
(CVFA) met in Havana on Thursday to review their activities over the
past year and chart a new course of action for this year with a view
to boosting friendship and cooperation with Viet Nam.
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Cuba rejects US allegations on drug control in Cuba
03/24/2004
-- 18:01(GMT+7)
Cuban media have rejected a US report
that distorted on Cuba's efforts against drug smuggling.
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Argentina: Activities in support of Cuba
03/23/2004
-- 16:58(GMT+7)
Thousands of Argentine people
on Monday organized activities
in support of the Cuban revolution and demanded the US free five
Cuban citizens imprisoned since 1988.
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Nearly 350 foreign-invested companies operate in Cuba
03/23/2004
-- 16:45(GMT+7)
Cuba now has 342
foreign-invested companies, which pledged an investment capital of
over 6 billion USD, said the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Investment
and Economic Cooperation.
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Cuba condemns distortion on human rights at UN session
03/19/2004
-- 11:30(GMT+7)
Cuba has condemned
distortions in human rights reports and asked for an end to the US
embargo of Cuba, said Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque at the
60th session of the UN Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR) in Geneva
on Wednesday.
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Cuban National Assembly President highly values relations with Viet
Nam
03/18/2004
-- 11:14(GMT+7)
Cuban National Assembly (NA)
President Ricardo Alarcon de Quesada said he highly valued the
traditional friendship and cooperation between Cuba and Viet Nam.
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Deputy Prime Minister speaks on Party General Secretary's recent
visits
03/13/2004
-- 21:47(GMT+7)
The visits
by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Viet Nam Nong Duc
Manh mark a new development in the cooperation between Viet Nam and
Germany, Cuba, Belgium and the European Union, Deputy Prime Minister
Vu Khoan said in an interview with a VNA correspondent at the end of
these visits on Friday.
Deputy
PM Khoan noted that inspite of the differences in socio-political
systems, economic development levels as well as their respective
relations with Viet Nam of the three countries, Germany, Cuba and
Belgium, and the EU, four identical facts can be seen during the
Party General Secretary's tour. |
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Events of the week
03/13/2004
-- 10:24(GMT+7)
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Viet Nam Central
Committee Nong Duc Manh concluded visits to Cuba, Belgium and the
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Fidel Castro: Viet Nam and Cuba will hand-in-hand march to future
03/10/2004
-- 22:47(GMT+7)
Responding to VNA correspondents' questions about
the Vietnamese Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh's visit to
Cuba, Cuban President Fidel Castro said he was happy about the
success of General Secretary Manh's visit.
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Party leader leaves Cuba for Belgium and EC visits
03/10/2004
-- 11:22(GMT+7)
Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh
left
Cuba
for an official working visit to
Belgium
and the European Commission (EC)
on Tuesday.
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Cuban National Assembly President meets with visiting Vietnamese
Party chief
03/08/2004
-- 12:47(GMT+7)
Cuban National Assembly President Ricardo Alarcon de Quesada
received on March. 7 the visiting Vietnamese Party General Secretary
Nong Duc Manh.Manh
praised the achievements recorded by Cuba over recent years,
especially in the fields of socio-economic development, national
defence, education and healthcare.
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Viet Nam vows to foster Viet Nam-Cuba relationship
03/07/2004
-- 21:52(GMT+7)
Viet Nam will do its utmost to foster the Viet Nam-Cuba relationship
for ever, said Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh. Manh
expressed the determination during talks with First Secretary of the
Communist Party of Cuba (CPC) Central Committee Fidel Castro Ruz in
Havana on Saturday.
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Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh arrives in Cuba
03/06/2004
-- 20:08(GMT+7)
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Viet Nam (CPV) Nong Duc
Manh arrived in Havana on Friday afternoon for an official visit to
Cuba. Manh's visit was
made at the invitation of Fidel Castro Ruz, First Secretary of the
Communist Party of Cuba Central Committee (CPC CC), President of the
Council of State and the Council of Ministers of Cuba.
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Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh to visit Cuba
03/05/2004
-- 21:23(GMT+7)
General Secretary of the
Communist Party of Viet Nam (CPV) Nong Duc Manh will pay an official
visit to Cuba from Saturday.
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Party Chief concludes Germany trip, leaves for Cuba visit
03/05/2004
-- 11:23(GMT+7)
General Secretary of the Communist Party
of Viet Nam Nong Duc Manh concluded his three-day official visit to
Germany and left Munich for Cuba on Friday.
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Viet Nam-Cuba relationship reviewed
03/05/2004
-- 10:47(GMT+7)
Viet Nam and Cuba have always stood
shoulder-to-shoulder in the struggle for peace, independence,
democracy and socialism over the past 40 years in spite of political
and economic changes in the world.
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Party chief asserts Viet Nam-Cuba relationship will be ever-green
03/04/2004
-- 12:07(GMT+7)
On Wednesday, Cuba's news agency PrensaLatina published the full
text of an interview that General Secretary of the Communist Party
of Viet Nam Nong Duc Manh granted to its Ha Noi correspondent before
embarking on his official visit to Cuba, in which the leader
asserted that the friendship and solidarity between Viet Nam and
Cuba will be "ever green and fruitful".
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Cuba, India sign protocol on recycled energy
03/03/2004
-- 16:46(GMT+7)
Cuba and India have signed a protocol to
boost cooperation in developing recycled energy in the 2004-2006
period, covering projects on biosphere, small hydro-electricity
plants and solar energy.
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Vietnamese Party General Secretary to visit Cuba
03/03/2004
-- 16:44(GMT+7)
General Secretary of the Communist Party
of Viet Nam Central Committee Nong Duc Manh will make an official
friendship visit to Cuba in the near future.
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Cuban Foreign Minister pleased at Latin America Latin visit
03/02/2004
-- 11:36(GMT+7)
Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe
Perez Roque expressed his pleasure with
his recent visits to Latin America nations, including
Argentina, Paraguay and Chile, in an interview with Cuba's Radio
Rebelde on Monday.
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Cuban ambassador honoured
03/01/2004
-- 21:18(GMT+7)
Viet Nam's Foreign Ministry
on Monday conferred a Friendship Medal on Cuban Ambassador Fredesman
Turro Gonzalez in recognition of his contributions to promoting the
relationship between Viet Nam and Cuba.
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Translated Cuban writer's book presented to President Fidel Castro
02/26/2004
-- 22:16(GMT+7)
The World Publishing House
has presented a Vietnamese-language version of
"Absolved by History" (Absuelto par la Historica)
written by Cuba's Luis Baez to President Fidel Castro on the
occasion the 45th anniversary of the victory of Cuba's Revolution.
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Holguin emerges as major tourist centre in Cuba
02/24/2004
-- 17:34(GMT+7)
Holguin province has
emerged as one of the three major tourist centres in Cuba, with the
number of foreign visitors so far this year doubling the figure of
the same period last year.
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Cuba enhances trade with US
02/22/2004
-- 20:09(GMT+7)
Cuba is likely to import more
farm produce from the United States this year than the 2003 figure
of 343 million USD.
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Cuba: 700 foreign-invested projects implemented in 2003
02/19/2004
-- 17:11(GMT+7)
Cuba cooperated with foreign
economic organisations to implement 700 investment projects, worth
250 million USD, in 2003.
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Conference on globalisation in Cuba closes
02/14/2004
-- 20:53(GMT+7)
The 6th International
Conference on Globalisation and Development Issues was closed on
Friday in Havana, Cuba, with over 1,400 representatives from 50
countries in attendance.
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Vietnamese, Cuban youth cement close sentiments
02/13/2004
-- 21:08(GMT+7)
Deputy Secretary Pham Huy
Giang of the Ha Noi Communist Youth Union welcomed the Cuban youth
delegation's visit as a vivid manifestation of the close friendship
and fraternal sentiments between the Vietnamese and Cuban young
generations.
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Cuba criticises imperialist forces for abusing human right issues
02/11/2004
-- 18:24(GMT+7)
Cuba’s Deputy
Foreign Minister Abelardo Moreno on Tuesday criticised imperialist
forces for attempts at imposing their model of political system
throughout the world by putting pressure on and placing conditions
for assistance they give to other countries, regardless of the
latter’s historical, cultural, political and geographical
differences.
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Cuban Ambassador honoured
02/11/2004
-- 16:35(GMT+7)
Cuban Ambassador to Viet Nam
Fredesman Turro Gonzalez was awarded with the medal "For Peace
and Friendship among Nations" at a ceremony in Ha Noi on
Wednesday.
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Cuban youth delegation on Viet Nam visit
02/10/2004
-- 20:57(GMT+7)
A delegation from the Cuba
Communist Youth Union (CCYU) headed by Maday Iglesias Perez, member
of the CCYU standing board, began
their week-long visit to Viet Nam on Tuesday.
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Cuba, China strengthen cooperation in biotechnology
02/10/2004
-- 18:28(GMT+7)
A Cuban scientific delegation
concluded a working visit to Shanghai and Guangdong provinces of
China on Monday.
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Cuba expects to welcome 2 million foreign tourists
02/10/2004
-- 18:23(GMT+7)
Cuba plans to welcome
more than 2 million foreign tourists this year compared with 1.9
million in 2003.
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Cuban president affirms importance of undergraduate education
expansion
10/26/2001
-- 02:05(GMT+7)
Cuban President Fidel Castro
on Feb. 6 highlighted the importance of education, including the
expansion of undergraduate education, to social development and
stability at the closing session of the 4th international conference
on undergraduate education.
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Cuba enhances cooperation with Asian nations
02/05/2004
-- 18:19(GMT+7)
Cuba has high hopes for
further development in its cooperative ties with Asia, especially
with China and Viet Nam.
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Cuba rejects US accusations
02/04/2004
-- 17:05(GMT+7)
Cuba has rejected US
officials' accusations that Cuba and Venezuela are jointly
establishing a left wing force to cause disorder in Latin America
and making efforts to hinder Washington's plan to set up America
Free Trade Area.
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Cuban dance recognised as World Intangible Cultural Heritage
01/30/2004
-- 17:36(GMT+7)
La Caridad de Santiago de
Cuba, a Cuban folk dance, has been recognised by the United Nations
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) as a
world intangible cultural heritage.
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Cuba seizes 5.5 tonnes of drugs last year.
01/29/2004
-- 16:56(GMT+7)
Cuba
seized more than 5.5 tonnes of drugs, including 5,160 kg of
marijuana, 506 kg of cocaine and 6.81 kg of heroin, and brought to
trial more than 600 drug-related cases, announced
Cuba
's Ministry of
the Interior.
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Vinashin Sun starts third journey
01/28/2004
-- 17:02(GMT+7)
Viet Nam's largest cargo
ship, the Vinashin Sun, left port on Friday for Cuba, carrying
11,500 tonnes of rice. This is the third journey being made by the
largest ship ever built in Viet Nam
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Cuba strengthens international cooperation
01/28/2004
-- 11:59(GMT+7)
Cuba has more than 16,770
experts working in 101 countries in the world under cooperation
programmes, 81.6 percent of whom work within medical and educational
programmes in Latin American and African countries.
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First Chinese tourists arrive in Cuba
01/24/2004
-- 18:33(GMT+7)
A group of 20 Chinese
tourists have been in Havana, Cuba, becoming the first since the two
countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding on tourism
cooperation in July 2003.
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Vietnamese, Cuban paintings exhibited
01/14/2004
-- 21:29(GMT+7)
Fifty-nine paintings by
Vietnamese and Cuban artists are on show at a fine arts exhibition
themed "Viet Nam-Cuba" opened in HCM City on Wednesday.
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Cuba celebrates Liberation Day
01/04/2004
-- 21:49(GMT+7)
Havana,
Jan. 4 (VNA) - A meeting to mark the 45th Liberation
Day of Cuba was held in
Havana
on Saturday, drawing top
Government leaders, representatives of agencies and mass
organisations, veteran revolutionaries, and heroes nationwide.
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Cuba ready to cooperate with US in mad cow research
01/02/2004
-- 19:11(GMT+7)
Cuban scientists are ready to
cooperate in research related to mad cows disease, after a case of
the disease was found in the US.
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Cuba hopes to host Olympic Games 2012
12/31/2003
-- 16:53(GMT+7)
Cuba wants to host the 2012
Olympic Games, said Jose Ramon Fernandez, Chairman of Cuba's Olympic
Committee in an interview on Tuesday with a Viet Nam News Agency
correspondent.
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Cuba welcomed 1.9 million foreign tourists in 2003
12/31/2003
-- 16:52(GMT+7)
The Cuban Ministry of Tourism
has announced that the country welcomed 1.9 million foreign tourists
this year, a 12.7 percent year-on-year rise. The tourism sector
contributed over 40 percent of the country's foreign currency
earnings.
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Ha Noi marks Cuba's 45th National Day
12/30/2003
-- 17:52(GMT+7)
A meeting to mark Cuba's 45th
Liberation Day (Jan. 1) was held at the Ha Noi Opera House on
Tuesday.
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Cuba to rearrange enterprises
12/30/2003
-- 16:31(GMT+7)
The Cuban Ministry of Labour
and Social Security has issued a decision to rearrange enterprises
in order to increase their economic efficiency and raise their
workers' income.
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Cuba devotes large budget shares to education
12/29/2003
-- 17:07(GMT+7)
Education in
Cuba
has recorded major achievements
over the last 45 years, which
"no force in the word can deny and turn around", said
Cuban President Fidel Castro at a National Assembly session.
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Cuban diplomat speaks about Cuba's Revolution and national
construction
12/27/2003
-- 21:10(GMT+7)
Cuban ambassador to Viet Nam
Fredesman Turro Gonzalez granted an interview to a Vietnam News
Agency correspondent to discuss his country's revolution and
achievements in national construction on the occasion of the 45th
anniversary of the Cuban Revolution. The following is full text of
the interview:
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Cuba, Argentina boost cooperation in education
12/25/2003
-- 20:36(GMT+7)
Cuba and Argentina have signed a
memorandum of understanding on educational cooperation for the near
future.
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Vaccine production should be top priority in Viet Nam-Cuba
scientific bonds, says scientist
12/20/2003
-- 22:38(GMT+7)
The research and production
of vaccines should be given top priority in the Viet Nam-Cuba
scientific cooperation programme, said a leading Vietnamese
scientist.
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Cuba's economy rebounds
12/20/2003
-- 21:20(GMT+7)
Cuba's economy has shown a
recovery sign with a growth of 2.6 percent this year as compared
with 1.2 percent last year, according to the Economic Commission for
Latin America (CEPAL).
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Cuba, Mexico strengthen economic cooperation
12/18/2003
-- 19:08(GMT+7)
Mexican Deputy Minister of Economic
Relations and Cooperation Maria de Lourdes Dieck has met with Cuban
partners to discuss strengthening
the bilateral economic cooperation between the two countries.
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Cuba, Japan boost economic ties
12/18/2003
-- 16:14(GMT+7)
The 12th economic conference between
Cuba and Japan closed in Havana after signing of a protocol on
boosting bilateral economic, commercial and scientific-technological
relations.
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Cuba and US companies discuss food trading
12/16/2003
-- 16:44(GMT+7)
The Cuban government on
Monday began meeting with representatives of nearly 140 US companies
to import food worth 135 million USD in 2004.
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Cuba-Viet Nam friendship organisation of construction sector set up
12/10/2003
-- 16:42(GMT+7)
A chapter of the Cuba-Viet
Nam Friendship Association was established at the construction Juan
Roberto Milian Milian complex on Tuesday by the Cuba Institute for
Friendship with Other Peoples (ICAP).
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Laos, Cuba strengthen cooperation
12/06/2003
-- 22:30(GMT+7)
Lao Depty Prime Minister and Foreign
Minister Somsavat Lengsavat
and Cuban Foreign Minister Perez Roque have affirmed their
determination to strengthen the friendly ties and comprehensive
cooperation between the two countries.
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Cuba opens door for US oil explorers
12/05/2003
-- 18:28(GMT+7)
The Cuban Government affirmed
that it will not apply restrictions on US oil and gas companies that
explore and exploit oil and gas in Cuba's exclusive economic zone
(EEZ) in the Gulf of Mexico on the basis of mutual benefits as has
been done by the US in trading farm produce in Cuba over the past
two years.
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Int'l conference on children's rights opens in Cuba
11/26/2003
-- 11:19(GMT+7)
An international conference
on children's rights opened here on Tuesday to discuss implementing
the International Convention on the Rights of the Child,
international trafficking of children and their organs and the
consequences of domestic violence.
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WTO praises Cuba's role in international trade issues
11/25/2003
-- 17:06(GMT+7)
Supachai Panitchpakdi,
General Director of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has praised
the positive contributions to issues of international trade made by
Cuba.
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Cuban Party official affirms friendship with Viet Nam
11/21/2003
-- 18:17(GMT+7)
Cuban Communist Party's
Political Bureau member Jose Ramon Balaguer affirmed the friendship
and fraternal solidarity between the Cuban and Vietnamese people
while receiving a Vietnamese Communist Party delegation in Havana on
Thursday.
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UN coordinator lauds Cuba's anti-AIDS programme
11/20/2003
-- 17:47(GMT+7)
Cuba has the lowest HIV
infection rate in Latin America and the Caribbean, a UN coordinator
in Cuba remarked at a conference on HIV/AIDS prevention in Havana on
Wednesday.
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Viet Nam Party officials visit Cuba
11/15/2003
-- 21:49(GMT+7)
A Vietnamese delegation of
local Party officials has been in Cuba since Thursday to visit a
number of educational and research establishments and share working
experience.
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Cuba critical of US bid to block bilateral relations normalisation
11/14/2003
-- 18:00(GMT+7)
Cuba's Foreign Ministry has
lemented a US decision to maintain travel restriction on Cuba as
" a total failure which does not represent the genuine and
legitimate interests of the US people."
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Cuba wants to help developing countries eradicate illiteracy
11/14/2003
-- 17:48(GMT+7)
Cuba is ready to cooperate
with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO) to help developing countries eradicate
illiteracy within the next 12 years.
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Cuban int'l trade fair draws in a large number of US businesses
11/10/2003
-- 17:58(GMT+7)
An international trade fair
took place in the suburbs of Havana, Cuba, from Nov. 2-9 with
1,293 businesses from 49 countries, including 71 from the
United States, participating.
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Thailand's boxing team has new coach
11/10/2003
-- 17:11(GMT+7)
Cuban coach Juan Fontanian
has arrived in Bangkok to help Thailand's boxing team prepare for
the upcoming 22nd Southeast Asian Games and the 2004 Athen Olympics.
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US Senate Committee lifts Cuba travel ban
11/07/2003
-- 17:35(GMT+7)
The US Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations on Thursday approved lifting a ban on travel to
Cuba by US citizens with a 13-5 vote.
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UN favours resolution on necessity of ending US embargo against Cuba
11/05/2003
-- 22:01(GMT+7)
For the twelfth consecutive
year, the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday overwhelmingly
adopted a resolution on the necessity of ending the four-decade-old
economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the US against
Cuba.
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Viet Nam confirms a vote for UN resolution on Cuba
11/05/2003
-- 11:22(GMT+7)
Ambassador Nguyen Thanh Chau,
Head of the Vietnamese mission to the UN, said on Tuesday that Viet
Nam would vote for a UN resolution demanding US lift its four-decade
long embargo against Cuba.
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Vietnamese and Cuban foreign ministries boost cooperation
10/31/2003
-- 12:10(GMT+7)
Viet Nam's Foreign Ministry
has signed with its Cuban counterpart an agreement on bilateral
cooperation and exchange of technical consultancy on document
archiving.
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Cuba, Mexico boost fisheries cooperation
10/29/2003
-- 18:47(GMT+7)
Cuba and Mexico have agreed to enhance cooperation in fishing and
aquaculture on the basis of marine resource protection.
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Public support for Cuba
10/27/2003
-- 19:39(GMT+7)
The Argentina movement for
Solidarity and Friendship with Cuba has criticised the Bush
administration for its increased threats and provocations against
Cuba despite international protests.
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US Senate votes to end restrictions on travel to Cuba
10/24/2003
-- 16:38(GMT+7)
The US Senate voted on Thursday for the first time to end a
four-decade ban on travel to Cuba, despite President George W.
Bush's veto threat.
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Cuba, China enhance scientific and technological cooperation
10/22/2003
-- 19:25(GMT+7)
Cuba and China have agreed to
cooperate on scientific and technological studies on a wide range of
areas such as biotechnology, pharmacy, agriculture, environment,
natural resources, and information technology between now and 2005.
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Cuba, China strengthen cooperation in science and technology
10/22/2003
-- 17:09(GMT+7)
Cuba and China have agreed to strengthen
bilateral cooperation in science and technology.
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Viet Nam, Cuba extend agreement on cooperation and friendship
10/20/2003
-- 22:19(GMT+7)
Viet Nam and Cuba have agreed
to extend an agreement on cooperation and friendship between two
countries' friendship organisations for the 2003-2006 period.
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US entrepreneurs seek opportunities in Cuba
10/20/2003
-- 11:40(GMT+7)
Representatives from
around 40 US businesses arrived in Havana on Sunday in a bid to seek
business opportunities in anticipation of the lifting of the US
embargo on Cuba.
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Cuban friendship delegation visits Laos
10/16/2003
-- 20:06(GMT+7)
A delegation of the Cuban
Institute of Friendship with Other Peoples (ICAP) led by its
President Sergio Corrier, paid a visit to Laos from Oct. 12-16.
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Viet Nam, Cuba promote cooperation
10/16/2003
-- 17:16(GMT+7)
Viet Nam and Cuba have signed a protocols on economic and commercial
cooperation and sicientific and technical cooperation for the
2003-2004 period.
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Viet Nam, Cuba Inter-Government Committee meets in Havana
10/15/2003
-- 17:15(GMT+7)
Vietnamese and Cuban
officials at the opening of a meeting on Tuesday in Havana, said the
two countries "are determined to boost economic and trade
cooperation to can match their political ties and traditional
friendship".
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Cuba, Argentina restore full ties
10/14/2003
-- 12:46(GMT+7)
Argentina restored full
diplomatic relations with Cuba on Monday, two and half years after
recalling its ambassador.Argentine
Foreign Minister Rafael Bielsa said President Nestor Kirchner
planned to visit Cuba in February to strengthen the relationship
between the two countries.
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Viet Nam, Cuba enhance friendship and cooperation
10/07/2003
-- 22:39(GMT+7)
A signing ceremony to extend the
Agreement on Friendship and Cooperation between Viet Nam and Cuba
was held in Ha Noi on Tuesday.
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Party Leader believes in further developing Viet Nam-Cuba
comprehensive ties
09/30/2003
-- 22:02(GMT+7)
Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh
has expressed his belief in the further development of solidarity,
friendship and comprehensive cooperation between Viet Nam and Cuba.
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FAO recognises Cuba's serious efforts in poverty reduction
09/30/2003
-- 11:23(GMT+7)
The Food and Agriculture Organisation
(FAO) recognised Cuba as an active partner in the Food Security
Programme and one of the few countries in the world being very
serious in pursuing the fight against poverty at all levels in both
urban and rural areas.
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Viet Nam attends Cuban mass organisation's congress
09/27/2003
-- 22:41(GMT+7)
Viet Nam has renewed its stance to
support the Cuban people in their struggle for national independence
and sovereignty.
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Viet Nam, Cuba cooperate in auditing
09/26/2003
-- 12:48(GMT+7)
Viet Nam and Cuba will draw up a
cooperation programme on state budget auditing and public assets
management following a memorandum of understanding signed by Cuba's
Minister of Auditing and Control Lina Pedraza Rodriguez and visiting
Vietnamese Auditor General Do Binh Duong.
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Cuban, Lao Parties promote cooperative ties
09/26/2003
-- 12:39(GMT+7)
The Lao People's Revolutionary Party
(LPRP) and the Cuban Communist Party (CCP) have discussed ways to
boost cooperation and solidarity between the two countries.
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Cuba expands cooperation with other countries
09/24/2003
-- 19:05(GMT+7)
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Cuba marks Solidarity Day with Viet Nam
09/24/2003
-- 19:04(GMT+7)
The Cuban Institute for Friendship with
the Peoples (ICAP) held a grand ceremony on Tuesday to celebrate the
40th founding anniversary of the Cuban Committee for Solidarity with
South Viet Nam, now known as the Cuba-Viet Nam Friendship
Association.
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