Havana, Cuba - "We come to learn from you," said Salvadoran President Salvador Sanchez on Tuesday after the conclusion of the performance of the work Y sin embargo se mueve (And yet it moves), by the children's theater group La Colmenita.

The visiting head of state and his delegation went to the Hall of Order III, in the Convent of St. Francis of Assisi, home to that the artistic teaching group, to attend the presentation of the piece and enjoy songs the young interpreters especially dedicated to them.

Madrid - The Cuban prize-winning film "Conducta" (Behavior), by Ernesto Daranas, will be screened in the Spanish film circuit since June 5, said the distributor company European Dreams Factory.

The film, which has been awarded more than 30 prizes and numerous nominations, is promoted here as one of the Latin American films with more international prizes in the recent years, including its selection to represent Cuba at the Oscars this year.

Paris - Cuban ambassador at UNESCO, Dulce Buergo, stressed that the cultural legacy of humanity is increasingly threatened by conflict and violence.

The increase of conflicts, violence, military interventions and illegal actions such as illegal trafficking of goods, are among the main threats, stated Buergo prior to a concert at the United Nations Education, Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO).

Havana - Artists from various countries change today urban areas of this capital city on occasion of the 12th Biennial of Havana, the most important event of the plastic arts in Cuba.

"To participate in the event, artists were requested to place their works in an urban and social environment", said director of the event Jorge Fernandez.

Havana - The world premiere of the Cuban-U.S. project "The light in Cuban eyes" exhibited a beautiful combination of arts: music, contemporary dance, ballet, photography, lighting design, costume and magic of a theater as the Marti.

The 12th Biennial of Havana was used as a pretext yesterday for the presentation of an initiative sponsored by U.S. researcher Madeleine Plonsker, an admirer of art of this island that compiled in a book a series of images by young Cuban photographers.

Havana - The legacy of Jamaican musician Bob Marley will be the main subject of the 5th International Colloquium "The Cultural Diversity in the Caribbean" at the Casa de las Americas institution.

The seminary "Bob Marley: Time will Tell", will also take place, along with panels, exhibitions, workshops, theater plays, books, audiovisuals, concerts and performances until next Friday.