What better way to commemorate the Day of Latin American Medicine than with a scientific exercise by our Health collaborators, who were joined on this occasion by local colleagues graduated in Cuba and Cubans residing in the Federation, all professionals in the sector.
Different initiatives were developed by those present. Fragments of writings dedicated to Fidel were read and were projected audiovisuals that reflect not only the ideas and thoughts of the beloved Commander, but also the validity that they retain despite the time that has passed. Emphasis was placed on the need to continue studying Fidel, his work, his ideas, as the only alternative to the continuity of the Cuban Revolution.
This weekend, four professionals in the construction sector arrived in Basseterre and will form the first brigade of the Union of Companies CARIBE S.A (UNECA S.A.) in this Caribbean nation. Three civil engineers and an architect, are the cooperants who have just joined the Cuban state mission in the Federation. These, accompanied by the Ambassador of Cuba, David Rivero Pérez, were received by the Minister of Public Infrastructure, Konris Maynard, the Permanent Secretary of that ministry, Daryll Lloyd, as well as by other managers and officials of the Department of Public Works.
No other country in the world, not even those whose economies are far more robust than the Cuban economy, could cope with such a brutal, asymmetric and long-standing aggression without a considerable cost for the living standards of its population.
With the economic blockade against Cuba, imperialism is warning the whole world that any nation daring to firmly defend its sovereignty and build its own future will pay a price for its rebelliousness.
Just when there are just a few days left for the international community to once again speak out almost unanimously against the blockade that the United States imposed on Cuba for more than six decades, voices of denunciation and rejection of this cruel politics raised from Saint Kitts and Nevis.