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Mar

19

2021

Jamaica's Minister of Education praises Cuban cooperation in the sector

Kingston, Jamaica, 19 March 2021. The Honourable Fayval Williams, Minister of Education, Youth and Information of Jamaica, praised the cooperation that Cuba has provided to this country in the education sector for more than twenty years, during a virtual meeting she held with the Ambassador of Cuba, H.E Mrs. Inés Fors Fernández.

The Jamaican minister reviewed the main milestones associated with the work of Cuban teachers, who have contributed to education in thousands of schools in Jamaica.

Mar

16

2021

Jamaica’s PNPYO in solidarity with Cuba

Kingston, Jamaica, 16 March 2021. Leaders of the People's National Party Youth Organisation (PNPYO) visited this morning the headquarters of the Embassy of Cuba in Jamaica, and had a pleasant, profound exchange of opinions with H.E Mrs. Inés Fors Fernández, Ambassador of the Greatest Island in the Antilles to this neighbouring Caribbean nation.

Mar

15

2021

TVJ acknowledges the work of Cuban nurses in the fight against COVID19 in Jamaica

Kingston, Jamaica, 15 March 2021.- Interviewed by Television Jamaica (TVJ), Cuban nurse Maria Ofelia Hernández Rivera offered details about the health care provided to patients infected with COVID in the Intensive Care Unit of the University Hospital of the West Indies, in this capital.

Mar

11

2021

Members of the board of directors of the "Fidel Castro" School visit the Embassy of Cuba in Jamaica

Kingston, Jamaica, 11 March 2021. The Cuban Ambassador to Jamaica, Mrs. Inés Fors Fernández, received today at the headquarters of the diplomatic mission Ms. Lavern Stewart, principal of the Fidel Castro Campus of the Anchovy High School, and Mr. Calvin Brown, board chairman in that educational institution, located in the northern city of Montpellier, St. James.

Mar

07

2021

Jamaican press highlights the work of Cuban teachers in the Caribbean island

Kingston, Jamaica, 7 March 2021. In an article entitled “The Cuban teachers who put their all into educating Jamaica's young”, published by the Jamaican newspaper The Observer in its Sunday edition, it was praised the work of the Cuban Education Brigade in Jamaica.

Following an interview with Cuban teachers who provide services in the Caribbean nation, the newspaper highlighted the contribution of the 83 teachers from the Greatest Island in the Antilles, who teach 35,665 students in 41 primary schools; 24 secondary schools and 3 colleges.

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