Havana, Oct 18 (RHC) Expressions of intangible heritage such as the Venezuelan dancing devils, the Argentinian tango and the Tumba Francesa of Cuba were revered this Tuesday in a photographic exhibition on the cultural wealth of Latin America and the Caribbean.... More

Havana, Oct 14 (RHC) Cuba’s National Museum of Fine Arts is today promoting a new exhibition under the title Where are you from? Cuba Photography Missions, which will be inaugurated on October 20 at the Universal Art Building.... More

A few months ago, in the best tradition of the Monroe Doctrine, the head of the U.S. Southern Command, General Laura Richardson, warned of the danger of extra-hemispheric countries appropriating Latin America's natural resources.  Without any dissimulation, she reminded the U.S. House of Representatives that the region accumulates 60% of the world's lithium and that it was worrying that it was in the hands of "our adversaries".... More

Brasilia, October 6 (RHC) Philosopher, professor, writer, poet and environmentalist Ailton Krenak became the first indigenous representative to occupy a chair in the Brazilian Academy of Letters, the institution announced Thursday.... More

Havana, Oct 3 (RHC) Spanish photographer Ángel Marcos will offer a conversation this Friday at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana as the closing of his personal exhibition The Anarchy of Space.... More

Havana, October 2 (RHC) -- The Mexican Film Festival closes today its screenings at the 23rd and 12th movie theaters in the Cuban capital with two attractive films on history and the protection of native languages.... More

Brasilia, September 30 (RHC)--  As part of efforts to promote the Spanish language, the Cuban Embassy in Brazil held a reading by five Cuban authors, including José Martí and Alejo Carpentier, at the capital's Cervantes Institute.... More