On June 26, 2018, the popular Italian singer Laura Pausini professed her love for Cuba, shouting: "Cuba, I love you," to the crowd attending the concert she offered along with Gente de Zona in Havana’s Ciudad Deportiva. Today she is again showing her affection, conveying to an admirer on the island, via telephone, her gratitude "to so many Cuban doctors who traveled to Italy to help us."
On June 26, 2018, the popular Italian singer Laura Pausini professed her love for Cuba, shouting: "Cuba, I love you," to the crowd attending the concert she offered along with Gente de Zona in Havana’s Ciudad Deportiva. Today she is again showing her affection, conveying to an admirer on the island, via telephone, her gratitude "to so many Cuban doctors who traveled to Italy to help us."
The pandemic may prevent us from physically attending the essential encounters Cubans have every July 26 with the memory of our historical generation. There is no virus or adverse situation that can diminish the significance of the step they took in 1953, when a handful of young rebels, led by Fidel, "conquered" for eternity the yearnings of a people.
Statement of the Cuban Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rogelio Sierra Díaz
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba on June 4 issued a statement rejecting and denouncing the actions of political manipulation regarding Cuba's role in the process to achieve peace in Colombia.
Statement by Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, President of the Republic of Cuba, during Global Leaders Day of the International Labor Organization’s Summit on COVID-19 and the world of work
Mr. Director General;
Excellencies, Heads of State and Government;
I feel honored to bring to this virtual Summit the voice of Cuba, a small developing country, where workers in power struggle on a daily basis to achieve all justice, which was the dream and a commitment of the founding fathers of our nation.