Wellington, November 16. The Communist Party of Aotearoa (Te Nuku Mauī CPA) issued a declaration of support for Cuba, the text of which reads: “Te Nuku Mauī CPA congratulates Cuba as it opens up after a successful campaign against the coronavirus that has seen it become the only country to vaccinate all its citizens using domestically developed COVID-19 vaccines.
Wellington, November 15. REMINDER. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Cuban Embassy will remain closed from December 15, 2021, until March 2022.
Those interested in consular services should start their procedures as soon as possible.
For questions write to secretaria@xtra.co.nz or call +64 (4) 479 5294.
Auckland. November 14. A new statement of support from friends of Cuba in New Zealand reads:
Oppose the United States government’s November 15 provocations against Cuba!
The Auckland Cuba Friendship Society condemns the United States government’s financing and organizing of groups within Cuba to hold provocative protests on November 15. These groups oppose Cuba’s socialist political system, and aim to destabilize it and restore capitalism to Cuba.
Wellington, November 14. Wellington's accredited Diplomatic Corps soccer team beat the Lower Hutt City Council team 5 goals to 4.
It is the second consecutive year that we have obtained the trophy.
The Cuban Ambassador, captain of the team, received the trophy from the mayor of the city, who leads the opposing team.
It was a good game, in a friendly atmosphere.
Havana, November 10. Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez denounced before the Diplomatic Corps accredited in Cuba the destabilizing maneuvers promoted from the United States.
After highlighting the satisfaction of our people for the gradual return to normality, the minister said: