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Jan

27

2026

Fidel in Westminster: Sovereignty as the nation's lifeblood

London.— On Tuesday, a truth that transcends borders and political times resounded in the Palace of Westminster. It was not just another formal speech; it was, in the words of its protagonist, a "mission of love". Dr Fidel Antonio Castro Smirnov, a prominent scientist and grandson of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, raised his voice before the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Cuba to make it clear that Fidel Castro's legacy "is not a debate about the past", but rather "a debate about the future".

Jan

26

2026

Castro-Smirnov visits the United Kingdom in the centenary year of historic leader Fidel Castro

At the Cuban Embassy in the United Kingdom, we welcomed Dr. Fidel Antonio Castro Smirnov, who is visiting the country at the invitation of the Campaign for Solidarity with Cuba (CSC), where he will also participate in a scientific and academic programme that includes exchanges with British universities.

The meeting, marked by an atmosphere of warmth and emotion, provided an opportunity for deep reflection with the diplomatic mission, addressing essential issues that link the history, present and future of the Cuban nation.

Jan

21

2026

Scottish Parliament Group Expresses Solidarity with Cuba and Condemns US Aggression

London, 21 January 2026.- The Embassy of Cuba in the United Kingdom expresses its profound gratitude for a formal message of solidarity and condolence received from the Scottish Parliament’s Cross Party Group for Cuba following the recent US military aggression in Venezuela.

Jan

20

2026

Cuban Ambassador meets with the new Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group

London, 20 January 2026.- Her Excellency the Ambassador of Cuba to the United Kingdom held a pivotal meeting with Steve Witherden MP to officially congratulate him on his recent election as Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Cuba.

Jan

19

2026

The Screen Cuba Film Festival returns for its third edition

London, United Kingdom.— Between 15 and 28 March, Cuban cinema will return to British screens with the third edition of ‘Screen Cuba: films to change the world’, a festival organised by the Campaign for Solidarity with Cuba, which is reaffirming its position as a key platform for promoting Cuban cinema in the United Kingdom and strengthening cultural ties between the two countries.

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