Dept. of Transportation examines variants for citizen transport
By Aurelio Pedroso
One in every five residents in the Cuban capital gets to board a bus in the hours of greatest demand.… Read More...
A reporter’s notebook
By Manuel Alberto Ramy
Ninjas aspire to become a cooperative, but they will look for legal assessment. They are moderately hopeful with ongoing changes
They are… Read More...
Learning to be a doctor in Cuba – for free. More than 10,000 students from all over the world are studying in Cuba – including about 100 from the U.S.
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Respect private workers
By the Staff of Progreso Semanal
Many are the clues provided by Raúl Castro Ruz in his closing speech to the Cuban Parliament, which we promise to examine in… Read More...
By Jesús Arboleya Cervera
Among the comments made about my recent articles in Progreso Weekly, one that caught my attention – because it did not refer to the article's content – was… Read More...