Reflections of Fidel The unheard of
ON Sunday, October 12, the Eurozone countries agreed an anti-crisis plan at the initiative of French President Sarkozy. On Monday 13th came the announcement of multimillion funds that the European countries are to inject into the financial market to avoid a collapse. Shares rose with the surprising news.
UNICEF launches "Progress for childhood" Why "Cuba s�*"?
WHY is it that Cuba, an economically poor country, is capable of guaranteeing free medical attention to all expectant mothers, even offering them personalized attention if they have been assessed as a "high obstetric risk"? asked José Juan Ortiz Bru in Havana yesterday, during the launch of the book Progress for Childhood, an assessment of maternal mortality.
The work of teachers has been essential in restoring schools
Forty percent of Cuba’s schools damaged by hurricanes
THE passing of Gustav and Ike through Cuba damaged more than 5,420 schools, 40% of the nation’s stock, with total losses estimated at 7 million pesos and 3 million in hard currency. However, 2,138 of those schools are now repaired, and education workers have been one of the pillars of the country’s recovery work.
King Juan Carlos receives Cuban foreign minister
MADRID, October 14.— King Juan Carlos today received Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Pérez Roque, who is on an official visit to Spain, Prensa Latina reports. Their meeting took place at Zarzuela Palace and dealt with Cuban-Spanish relations, according to an official source. They also discussed relations between Cuba and the European Union, PL reported.