On December 2-3, 2011, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) was born and the overwhelming force of a continent nearly 600 million strong, achieved a 200-year dream of unity. The 33 member nations of CELAC all agree on the unquestionable necessity to build a regional organization that represents their interests, and that excludes the overbearing presence of the US and Canada.

Members of the Irish Parliament, Finian McGrath TD, Maureen O’Sullivan TD and Pádraig MacLochlainn TD, speak to the press about the Miami Five from Leinster House, Dublin.

Home Grown Cuba Valerie O’Connor travels to Cuba with the Nordic Brigade to investigate how the country has become a leader in organics and horticulture […]

09:00 – 09:30 Registration 09:30 – 10:30 Documentary film: “66 Hours” – The True Story of Bay of Pigs. Directed by Otto M. Guzmán, MUNDO […]

Cuba Support Group is pleased to announce a major tour of Ireland by a high-level delegation from Cuba to celebrate the victory of the Cuban […]

Fears over oil spill reach Cuba as fishermen and natural habitats face potential threats.

Its official: You are 77 times more likely to hear bad news about Cuba than good news.

With all their energy focused on healing, Cuba’s medical teams will stay in Haiti for as long as the people need them.

Let’s have an economic system that produces things not because they’re profitable for some corporation, but produces things that people need.