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Sep

29

2018

The Cuban Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs arrived in Ireland on a working visit.

Dublin, September 29, 2108. The Cuban vice Minister of foreign affairs Ana Teresita Gonzalez Fraga arrived in Ireland today for a working visit that will last until October 2.

Cuban Ambassador Hugo Rene Ramos Milanes came to welcome him.

The Vice Minister will begin her agenda this Saturday with a meeting with friends of Cuba from various institutions and sectors, as well as a representation of the Cuban community residing in Ireland.

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Sep

28

2018

Cuban Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs will start working visit to Ireland.

Dublin, September 28, 2108. The Cuban vice Minister of foreign affairs Ana Teresita Gonzalez Fraga will begin a working visit to Ireland on September 29, which will run until October 2.

Sep

23

2018

Cuba present at the Latin party in Dublin.

Dublin, September 2018. The headquarters of the Cervantes Institute in Dublin hosted the 2018 edition of the Latin Party of Dublin, a joint effort of the Institute and accredited Hispano-American diplomatic representations, to disseminate aspects of our cultures to the Irish public. The event is also a meeting point for the communities of Latin Americans and Spaniards living in Ireland.

Sep

17

2018

Welcome to Ireland !, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Ana Teresita Gonzalez.

Welcome to Ireland !, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Ana Teresita González.

CUBA, September 2018.- The Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Ana Teresita Gonzalez Fraga, begins today September 17 a work tour of several countries in Europe and Central Asia that includes Belarus, Georgia, Poland, Uzbekistan, United Kingdom, Iceland and Ireland.

Sep

16

2018

Cuban delegation concludes its stay in Dublin with a visit to the Irish Exporters Association.

Dublin, September, 2018. Executives of the Irish Exporters Association welcomed the members of the Cuban delegation composed of officials of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Investment, and of the National Office of Statistics and Information in the final phase of their work visit to Ireland, destined to the exchange of experiences in the activity of the foreign trade, its expansion and statistical registry of the exportation income to the national economy.

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