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Sep

17

2020

In Ireland, a 60-km walk in solidarity with the Cuban people and against 60 years of the unjust Yankee blockade.

The Cuban Embassy in Ireland is pleased to share with our friends and readers this commendable solidarity initiative of the “Cuba Support Group Ireland” as a demonstration of rejection of 60 years of unjust economic blockade imposed by the United States government against the Cuban people.

“We Cuba Support Group Ireland (CSGI) walk in solidarity with the Cuban people and against the U.S. blockade!

Sep

17

2020

Photographs of Cuba by Lynn Feeney at the Dublin Cultural Night.

The Cuban Embassy in Ireland is pleased to announce that, during the celebration of the upcoming Dublin Cultural Night, Irish photographer Lynn Feeney will take us on a trip to Cuba through her vibrant collection of images. She will share anecdotes and experiences during her travels and will discover the value of the company of her local friend, and professional photographer, Ramsés Batista.

Sep

07

2020

Media silence about Cuba's contributions against Covid-19 denounced.

Havana, Sep 4, 2020.- Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez on Friday denounced the international media silence about Cuba's scientific contributions to the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

On his Twitter account, the head of Cuban diplomacy noted that, even if men and women of science in the country 'share their achievements with the world, they show the protocols against the pandemic and the results of a Cuban vaccine candidate,' little information show that effort.

Aug

13

2020

Fidel in Ireland on the 94th anniversary of his birth.

The Cuban Embassy in Ireland appreciates the numerous messages of respect and solidarity that it has been receiving on the occasion of the 94th Anniversary of the birth of Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, sent by fraternal friends of the Cuban Revolution.

We share below several images that recall the links between the two islands, especially towards Fidel.

Aug

09

2020

Notice of interest for consular services in Ireland.

Considering that the Irish authorities have postponed the start of the fourth phase of the schedule for modifying the restrictions imposed for protection against COVID-19, due to a relative growth in positive cases that occurred especially in the last two weeks as well as the sanitary regulations of the Cuban authorities for their representations abroad, the Consular Office in Dublin will continue to carry out consular procedures only through the postal service, until further notice.

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