José Martí Cultural Society

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It is an autonomous and non-profit non-governmental organization. The work of the Society is based on the principle of internalizing Martí, to know his thoughts, his sense of honesty, his friendship, his ethical-moral values, loyalty, love of justice and unconditional patriotism.

It was founded on October 20, 1995 by a group of outstanding and prestigious Cuban intellectuals committed to defending the best of Cuban political and philosophical traditions and of the Martí’s ideals.

These intellectuals were Armando Hart, Cintio Vitier, Eusebio Leal, Abel Prieto, Roberto Fernandez Retamar, Carlos Martí and Enrique Ubieta.

On that day, celebrating the Cuban Culture Day, this association was born, with a strong work destined to defend the right to the word, criticism, participation and frank and constructive debate within and with the Revolution.

Cuba and Ecuador officially end medical cooperation

Havana: Representatives of Cuba and Ecuador signed the records terminating six specific agreements on scientific cooperation and technical assistance, existing between the Ministries of Health of both countries since 2009, Radio Habana Cuba reports.

Cuban Foreign Minister Denounces Accusations from the United States

Havana: The Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, denounced the new accusations of the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, who applauded the departure of Cuban doctors from Bolivia, Radio Reloj publishes.

Bolivia Will Hold Elections

Bolivia: The Senate of Bolivia will debate today the immediate call for new elections, and according to the president of the body, Eva Copa, they hope to draw up a draft bill to fulfill the mandate of the people, Radio Reloj reports.

UN Investigates Repression in Bolivia

Bolivia: Amidst the repression of the de facto authorities against the popular protests that demand an end to the violence and reject the self-titled President Jeanine Áñez, a team from the UN Human Rights Office is deployed today in Bolivia, Radio Reloj reports.