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Oct

14

2022

Tribute to Orlando Lettelier and Ronni Moffitt in Washington, D.C.

The head of Cuba's diplomatic mission in Washington D.C., Lianys Torres Rivera, participated this Thursday in a tribute to Chilean politician Orlando Lettelier and his secretary Ronni Moffitt, assassinated on September 21, 1976 by the Pinochet dictatorship.
The meeting was attended by Juan Gabriel Valdés, current ambassador of the South American nation to the United States; who remembers those moments with pain.
With the laying of flowers at the Sheridan Circle monument, the participants paid tribute to the deceased and once again ratified the rejection of terrorism.

Oct

13

2022

Cubans Living Abroad Raise Their Voices Against the Blockade

From several countries such as Venezuela, Mexico, Panama, Argentina and Haiti, organizations of Cubans living in those countries and friends of the island have expressed their energetic rejection of the blockade.

Through letters sent to the U.S. ambassadors in those countries and to President Joe Biden, they asked the U.S. government to eliminate the economic sanctions against Cuba.

The letters express Cuba's imminent need to recover after the passage of Hurricane Ian, for which it needs resources that the blockade prevents or makes more expensive.

Oct

12

2022

ALBA-TCP rejects the application of the blockade against Cuba

The application of coercive measures against the countries of the region was strongly rejected in the final declaration of the XI Economic Complementation Council of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of the Americas-People's Trade Agreement (ALBA-TCP).

Oct

12

2022

Belgian government asked to act against blockade of Cuba

The Belgian Coordination for the End of the Blockade against Cuba today urged the government headed by Prime Minister Alexander De Croo to take the necessary measures to achieve the lifting of the U.S. siege.

In an open letter addressed to De Croo, he asked him to work in coordination with European institutions to convince U.S. President Joseph Biden to end the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed more than 60 years ago, a policy that the platform of more than 40 organizations denounced for its inhumane impact.

Oct

11

2022

Cuba is not accountable to anyone

The empire owes us more than 3,000 dead compatriots, countless material damages, unparalleled suffering caused by terrorist acts of which people recruited and trained by the United States are guilty.

The US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, in a meeting with the Chilean Foreign Minister, Antonia Urrejola, stated, in the height of petulance: "We have to make the Cuban government accountable".

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