Cuba’s communist regime will begin broadcasting Russian language courses in the coming months, resuming a Soviet-era practice after 40 years, Russian and Cuban-centric outlets reported Monday. The post Report: Cuba Brings Russian Language Classes Back to TV After 40 Years appeared first on Breitbart.
Cuba has announced the resumption of Russian language classes on television, a program that has been absent for 40 years. This initiative, a collaboration between the Russian Pushkin Institute, the University of Havana, and Cuban television, aims to reignite interest in the language, particularly among those without internet access. The move reflects Cuba's historical emphasis on Russian education, even post-Soviet Union. Additionally, it aligns with Cuba's current efforts to strengthen ties with Russia amid economic challenges, including increased aid such as oil shipments and potential refinery projects.
