Chester Humphrey, former President of the Grenadian Senate, appeared on The Bubb Report, one of the country’s most widely viewed digital platforms. His participation focused on the defense of Cuba and the denunciation of the hostile policies faced by the Island.
Grenadian media have given wide coverage to the campaign “Grateful Grenada Gives Back to Cuba”, an initiative aimed at raising funds and mobilizing resources to support the Island amid the shortages caused by the economic blockade. In this regard, the newspaper The New Today dedicated prominent space to reporting on the solidarity activities.
In her remarks during a new solidarity dinner with her nation, held in Saint Andrews, Grenada, the Ambassador of Cuba to that country, Yadirys Echenique Paz, denounced the severity of the energy siege imposed against the Island and emphasized that unity between both peoples is today more necessary than ever in the face of imperialist hostility.
A second solidarity dinner with Cuba was held in Saint Andrews, Grenada. On this occasion, institutional representatives, community leaders, and members of the campaign in support of the Island came together. The gathering became a space for reaffirming the fraternity between both peoples and for backing initiatives aimed at alleviating the difficulties faced by Cuba as a result of the coercive measures imposed by the United States.
The second solidarity dinner with Cuba, held in Saint Andrews, Grenada, brought together political leaders, diplomatic representatives, and community figures. On this occasion, Malachy Dottin, president of the Committee of Graduates, and distinguished lawyer Ruggles Ferguson delivered remarks reaffirming Grenada’s commitment to the cause of the Greater of the Antilles in the face of the blockade and coercive measures imposed by the United States.