Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez informed today that Cuba will hold the IV Conference The Nation and Emigration on November 18 and 19 in Havana.
The foreign minister stressed in a statement shared on Twitter that the event is an expression of the Cuban government's unequivocal will to continue deepening ties and dialogue with its nationals abroad, "in defense of our sovereignty and for national development."
The assertions made by the US Secretary of State about the presence of a Chinese spy base in Cuba are false, totally false. Cuba’s standing on this subject is clear and unequivocal.
These are unfounded allegations.
In the last few days, prestigious Cuban artists and intellectuals have been the targets of aggression, attacks, instigated and perpetrated by elements of the transnational extreme right wing, at events in certain European countries. The most recent examples have been the reprehensible attacks, with impunity, on the Buena Fe duo in certain settings in Spain and the shameful revocation of the distinguished writer Nancy Morejón’s appointment as Honorary Chair of the Paris Poetry Market in France.
Ambassador Pedro Pablo San Jorge received Mr. Darkey Africa, Ambassador of South Africa in Thailand, at the Cuban Embassy.
The meeting took place in a friendly atmosphere. The South African Ambassador recalled the brotherly relations between Fidel Castro and Nelson Mandela and the collaboration program signed by both leaders.
Since 1996 South Africa has been a beneficiary of Cuban medical internationalism.
Ambassador Pedro Pablo San Jorge received Mr. Nat Ativitavas and Mr. Vorakan Burapatana, Executive Director and Head of Technology and Innovation respectively, of Innobic Asia, Limited Company, a subsidiary of the Petroleum Authority of Thailand (PTT).
During the meeting at the Cuban Embassy in Thailand, the participants exchanged about the potential for cooperation in different sectors. Both parties ratified the interest in strengthening economic-commercial relations between Cuba and Thailand.