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According to U.S. official media reports, on 15 May 2024, the country’s State Secretary submitted to the Congress one more of the arbitrary reports that normally describe countries without any international mandate or recorgnition. This time, he listed four countries who allegedly “do not fully cooperate with the United States antiterrorist efforts for the 2023 calendar year.” As opposed to what has happened in recent years, the list does not slanderously include Cuba among such countries. Nonetheless, the State Department keeps Cuba as one of the States in a list of those allegedly “sponsoring” terrorism. 

The ambassador of Cuba, Beatriz Parra González, held a productive meeting with Eemi Saalo, vice president of the company SPTR Asennus Oy, and her colleague Mika Mäempää, in which they discussed future positive projects for the development of the island. The diplomat took the opportunity to invite the Finnish company SPTR Asennus Oya to participate, along with other local companies, in FIHAV 2024, the most relevant trade fair on the Island, which will be held next November.