Jakarta, January 19.- The Jakarta Post newspaper published an article referring the decision of the United States, just nine days before the end of the Trump´s administration, to include Cuba in the list of states sponsoring terrorism, while qualifying the measure as a last-minute obstacle to the expected efforts of President-elect Joe Biden to ease tensions with the Island
Jakarta, January 19.- Under the title "The United States once again includes Cuba as a country sponsor of terrorism," the Indonesian-language daily Republik Merdeka published an article referring the announcement by the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, on the recent decision.
The article also stated that this measure, just one week before the Trump administration's transition of power, is taken on the grounds that Cuba offers protection to terrorists, supports the Venezuelan leader, Nicolás Maduro and for alleged sonic attacks on US diplomats in Havana.
Jakarta, November 10 - Today in this city, headquarters of the Secretariat of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), was known the signing by Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla of the Instrument of Accession of Cuba to the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation (TAC) of this block, during a virtual meeting of foreign ministers within the framework of its 37th Summit.
Jakarta, October 27- During a virtual meeting, organized by the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Latin American and Caribbean ambassadors accredited in this country held a fruitful exchange with the new Director General for America and Europe of the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, Ambassador Ngurah Swajaya.
In the two hours of interactive colloquium, the director of the Indonesian Foreign Ministry announced the celebration of the Second Indonesia-Latin America and the Caribbean Business Forum (INA-LAC) 2020.
Jakarta, September 25- Rmol, one of the digital newspapers with the greatest impact in the Indonesian language, published an article in which, referring to recent statements by the president of La Casa de las Américas, Abel Prieto, highlights the negative impact of the US blockade in the fight of the small Caribbean island against Covid-19, in its altruistic humanitarian role with other nations of the world and the responsibility of neoliberalism for the deep social gaps, exacerbated during the current Pandemic.