On June 16, for commemorating the horrendous crimes of apartheid in South Africa, the Organization of African Unity agreed to pay tribute to African children.
In Monrovia, government authorities, schools, rural communities, UNICEF, and other United Nations agencies organized a day of music, dance, and reflection on the work accomplished and the challenges and goals yet to be achieved in Liberia.
It is essential to recognize the value of the work of Piero Gleijeses, an Italian-born historian based in the United States, whose scholarship has shed light—with rigor and honesty—on Cuba’s role in international affairs, particularly during the most intense years of the Cold War.
During a visit to the National Gallery in the United Kingdom, Pablo Ginarte, Chargé d'Affaires a.i., and Adislenes Ruenes, Head of Cultural and Academic Affairs, were received by Jane Knowles, Director of Public Relations at the National Gallery, with the aim of exploring opportunities for exchange and collaboration between Cuban institutions and this prestigious British centre.
Addis Ababa, July 18, 2025.- Cuba and Ethiopia today celebrate half a century of uninterrupted diplomatic relations, marked by a profound bond of brotherhood forged during some of the most significant moments in the contemporary history of both nations.
Kingston, 17 July 2025. The Cuban Ambassador to Jamaica, Fermín Quiñones Sánchez, bid farewell this morning at Norman Manley International Airport to a group of Cuban Medical Brigade collaborators who successfully completed their mission in Jamaica.
During the exchange prior to boarding the plane, the Cuban diplomat recognised the important work carried out by the collaborators since their arrival as part of the bilateral cooperation programme in the field of health, as worthy exponents of the humanist and solidarity principles of the Cuban Revolution.