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State Mission and Cubans residing in Jamaica united in a labour of infinite love

Kingston, 12 June 2025. A dozen members of the Cuban State Mission in Jamaica and Cuban residents connected to the health sector took part in a blood donation drive as part of Blood Donor Week and in celebration of the 7th Regional Meeting of Cubans Residing in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The donations, coordinated by Cuban resident Arlenys Ramírez Alcover, will be delivered to the Alexander Bustamante Paediatric Hospital and will contribute to surgical operations at the institution's Cardio-centre in a project led by Chain of Hope.

The Embassy of Cuba in Jamaica welcomes students from the Spanish club at Denbigh High School.

Kingston, 6 June 2025. Cuban diplomats welcomed twenty members of the Spanish Club of Denbigh High School, located in the Clarendon region, to the mission headquarters in Jamaica.

During the exchange, the students conversed about national symbols and attributes, expanding their knowledge of the life and work of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, our National Hero José Martí, and the Bronze Titan Antonio Maceo. They showed particular interest in the results achieved by the Greater Antilles in health and education.

Presence of Cuban doctors at new medical centre in Kingston.

Kingston, 4 June 2025. The Ambassador of Cuba to Jamaica, Fermín Quiñones Sánchez, participated in the official opening ceremony of the JACDEN Group Medical Centre, an institution focused on the care of cancer patients, dialysis treatments and other services, which is Staffed by 13 Cuban health specialists. The event was attended by the Honourable Mark Golding, President of the People's National Party (PNP) and Leader of the Opposition, the Honourable Christopher Tufton, Minister of Health and Wellness, among other members of Parliament.

Northern Caribbean University visits Embassy of Cuba in Jamaica

Kingston, 3 June 2025. Students and lecturers from the Department of Humanities at the Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Behavioural Sciences at Northern Caribbean University, based in Mandeville, visited the Embassy of Cuba in Jamaica. The activity was part of the Spanish language immersion exercise they are undertaking as part of their academic curriculum.

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