Kingston, Jamaica, 19 August 2019. Nearly 150 people packed the Jamaica Petroleum Corporation Auditorium on Sunday, 18th August in Kingston to celebrate the life of the Commander in Chief of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro Ruz, on the 93rd anniversary of his birth (August 13, 1926).
With the arise in 2015 of the Continental Day for Democracy and against Neoliberalism, from the social and popular movement and regional organizations networks, we promote this articulation with ecumenism and plurality, taking as fundamental objectives of consensus the defense of democracy, sovereignty and peoples integration, as well as the fight against free trade and the development of transnationals in the region.
Dear Jamaican friends!
Today Jamaica celebrates 57 years of political independence.
The birth of an independent Jamaica on 6 August 1962 wouldn’t have been possible without the sacrifices and struggle of generations of its sons and daughters. Let’s not forget them in this moment of joy.
In facing the new challenges –to achieve economic independence and prosperity– Jamaica can count on its naturally talented, innovative people, and with the help of its friends all over the world.
Remarks of the Chargé d’affaires a. i. of the Embassy of Cuba in Jamaica, Ulises Calvo Borges, on the occasion of the 66th anniversary of the assault on the Moncada Garrison
Dear Trevor Brown, president of the Jamaica Cuba Friendship Association;
Hope Mc Nish, president of the Jamaica Peace Council;
Dr Lorenzo Gordon, in representation of the Association of Graduates in Cuba, and members present;
Kingston, Jamaica, 28 July 2019. On the evening of July 27, a political-cultural event took place in this city to commemorate the 66th Anniversary of the assaults on the “Moncada” barracks, in Santiago de Cuba, and the “Carlos Manuel de Céspedes”, in Bayamo.