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Feb

10

2026

STOP THE STRANGULATION OF CUBA

Statement by the SVG-Cuba Friendship Society

The SVG Cuba Friendship Society joins our voice with those of the many civil society organizations around the world to condemn the latest attempts by the United States Government to further strangle the government of the Republic of Cuba

We energetically reject the designation of Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. The US Department of State knows this not to be true. This designation is but a pretext to further justify the unpopular and criminal economic and financial punishment to which Cuba has been subjected since 1962. The majority of members of the United Nations General Assembly has repeatedly voted for the lifting of these unjust sanctions to be removed.

Cuba, despite these coercive measures has shared the little it had on its plate with other poor nations around the world.

Feb

09

2026

The Unity Labour Party (ULP) reaffirms its solidarity with Cuba and strongly rejects U.S. aggressions against the island’s sovereignty

Kingstown, February 9, 2026 – The Unity Labour Party (ULP), the opposition party in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, issued an official statement expressing its firm and continued support for the Cuban people and categorically condemning the recent political and economic aggressions by the United States against the Republic of Cuba, emphasizing the importance of respect for sovereignty and the self-determination of the peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean.

In the statement, the ULP stressed that the unilateral actions of the United States—including sanctions, political pressure, and destabilization campaigns—constitute a violation of international law, undermine the principles of sovereign respect among states, and place regional peace and stability at risk.

The statement underscores that Cuba has historically faced coercive policies that have affected its economy and the well-being of its people, and that these measures not only violate human rights but also contravene the principles of the Charter of the United Nations.

Feb

06

2026

Cuban Ambassador pays courtesy call to the Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Kingstown, January 6, 2026.– The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Carlos Ernesto Rodríguez Etcheverry, paid a courtesy call to the Prime Minister, The Honorable Dr. Godwin Friday, in a meeting held in a cordial atmosphere marked by mutual respect.

During the meeting, both parties exchanged views on the positive state of bilateral relations between Cuba and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, as well as on the shared willingness to continue strengthening the historic ties of brotherhood that unite both countries.

Feb

04

2026

Cuba and SVG strengthen inter-parliamentary relations.

Kingstown, 4 February 2026. The new Speaker of the House of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Mrs. Ronnia Durham-Balcombe, held a cordial meeting with the Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to this country, Carlos Ernesto Rodríguez Etcheverry, in which both sides reaffirmed their interest in continuing to strengthen bilateral relations and interparliamentary exchange.

During the meeting, the importance of deepening cooperation between the legislative bodies of both countries was emphasized as a way to promote dialogue, exchange of experiences and concertation on issues of common interest. The value of mutual respect and historical friendship that characterizes relations between Cuba and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines was also highlighted.

The President of the Parliament expressed her willingness to promote initiatives that contribute to closer interparliamentary ties, while the Cuban ambassador reaffirmed his country’s commitment to strengthening institutional links and bilateral cooperation.

Feb

02

2026

Comprehensive presentation on Cuba at the Girls High School of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Kingstown, February 2, 2026- The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba, Carlos Ernesto Rodríguez Etcheverry, delivered a special presentation on Cuba to students of the Girls High School of this sister nation, as part of the cultural and educational exchange actions promoted by the Cuban diplomatic mission in the country.

During the meeting, attended by 120 students, the diplomat made a broad and comprehensive tour of the main features of the Cuban nation, addressing issues related to history, culture, politics, economy, art, religion and gastronomy, among other distinctive aspects of national identity.

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