PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti.—Twenty days after the earthquake that mercilessly shook this capital, when many foreign aid workers were leaving for their peaceful worlds with the final photo confirming their presence on Haitian soil, 938 doctors from Cuba, including 380 Haitian doctors trained in Cuba, are still saving lives here, despite the difficult situation they have experienced and the one seen approaching. Daily Granma International, February 2, 2010. More Information .....

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. — The international community’s response in helping Haiti has been very important, above all that of Cuba, which was "the first country to help us, because the Cubans were working here before the earthquake, and have collaborated a lot in saving a considerable number of lives," affirmed Jean Rénald Clérismé, advisor to the office of President René Préval, during a meeting with Cuban reporters. Daily Granma, January 29, 2010. More Information .....

Havana, Jan 28 (Prensa Latina) More than 450 Cuban residents abroad will continue on Thursday their discussion in the second day of a meeting that is being held at Havana''s Conference Center. More Information .....

Port-AU-Prince, Haiti.— Mirta Roses, director of the Pan American Heath Organization (PAHO), described Cuban medical cooperation in Haiti yesterday as excellent and marvelous during a visit to La Paix University Hospital, one of three institutions in the Haitian capital where Cuban doctors are working. Daily Granma International, January 25 2010. More Information .....

We send doctors, not soldiers. In the midst of the Haitian tragedy, without anybody knowing how and why, thousands of US marines, 82nd Airborne Division troops and other military forces have occupied Haiti.  Havana,  January 23, 2010. More Information .....

Port-au-Prince, Haiti.— Cubans in Haiti always keep their good mood despite the stressing and painful situation. When I asked them how come the more than 200 Cubans—who were there in Port-au-Prince at the very moment the earthquake took place on January 12—could survive this lethal event, some answered that it was divine intervention; some others said smiling that it was Aché (folkloric word from the Yoruba religion meaning good luck); and there are others who spoke of good luck while reciting the old saying that goes: "what will be, will be." The fact is that the majority of them do not even believe they are alive. daily Granma, January 19nd, 2010. More Information .....

Cuba calls upon the International Community to Cooperate and Provide Haiti with all the Necessary Assistance. New York, January 18th, 2010. More Information .....

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. — The little boy, with a drip attached to his hand — although at that stage it wasn’t helping him very much — couldn’t stop trembling. The fluid that perhaps in other circumstances would give him some strength was not passing through his collapsed veins. Lying on a piece of cardboard, his life was ebbing away while, at his feet, a Cuban doctor lamented not being able to do more. Daily Granma International, January 18, 2010. More Information .....

Havana, Jan 18 (Prensa Latina) Cuba put in motion the partial elections process with massive participation of citizens as expression of its democratic nature. More Information .....

Having become a dynamic force in the national economy, today we can say that Cuban science is a genuine fruit of the Revolution and of Fidel's thought, of the men and women that develop it every day. Daily Granma, January 16nd, 2010. More Information .....

The First Vice-president of the Councils of State and of Ministers, José Ramón Machado Ventura, met with His Excellency Dr. Riyadh N.A. Malki, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Palestinian National Authority who transmitted a message from the President of the State of Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas, to the President of the Councils of State and of Ministers, Army General Raúl Castro Ruz. Daily Granma, January 15th 2010. More Information .....

ON Wednesday morning, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla received his counterpart from the Republic of Suriname, Lygia Louise Irene Kraag-Keteldijk, who is on an official visit to our country. As part of official talks between the two ministers, Rodríguez gave a detailed explanation of the situation of Cuban cooperation workers in the sister Republic of Haiti after the terrible earthquake that occurred on Tuesday. In that context, he clarified that there are currently "403 Cuban cooperative personnel, 334 of whom are working in the heath sector as doctors and paramedics," in the devastated country.  Daily Granma International, January 14, 2010. More Information .....