Three decades after the cities of Mobile (USA) and Havana (Cuba) were declared sisters, the exhibition "Cuba at the Exploreum" highlights the bonds of brotherhood between these cities.
The exhibition, organized by María Conchita Méndez, a Cuban resident in Mobile, together with the Exploreum Science Center of that U.S. city, seeks to bring the public closer to some icons of Cuban culture.
During the inauguration, the head of the diplomatic mission of Cuba in the United States, Lianys Torres Rivera, thanked on behalf of the people of the Caribbean nation the delivery of the keys of the city and stressed how much can be done to create ties of friendship between Cuba and the United States.
For his part, the Mayor of Mobile, William Sandy Stimpson, highlighted the historical ties that unite these cities.
"Cuba at the Exploreum", will show to the public until July, classic cars, paintings, culture, traditions, food, religion; among other images that will bring visitors closer to the Caribbean nation.