CUBA DOES NOT THREATEN, CUBA IS CONSTANTLY THREATENED
In more than six decades of socialist Revolution, just ninety miles from the United States, not a single offensive action against that country’s national security has ever originated from Cuban territory.
Renowned Grenadian jurist Ruggles Ferguson, King’s Counsel, recently denounced on Meaningful TV Grenada the responsibility of the United States for the difficult situation Cuba is facing.
Ferguson pointed out that the measures imposed by Washington have deepened the island’s energy and economic shortages, limiting access to basic resources and directly affecting the daily lives of Cubans. The jurist stressed that Caribbean solidarity must be firm and visible in the face of these external pressures.
Grenadian professor Wendy C. Grenade recently published an article on the enduring legacy of the Grenada Revolution and Cuba’s role in the development of the Caribbean island, within the context of current geopolitical tensions.
A leader of the Cuban community in Grenada, Alán Jareño Amil, took part in the Mother’s Day activity organized by Cuba’s state mission in the country. Through the reading of heartfelt words, he paid tribute to Cuban mothers.
The political leader of Grenada’s Democratic People’s Movement (DPM), Peter David, issued a call to uphold solidarity with Cuba during his organization’s most recent congress in Saint George, denouncing the responsibility of the United States in the crisis facing the island. His remarks focused on the need to preserve Caribbean unity in the face of external pressures.