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06

2026

Statement by Second Secretary Aimé Triana Sevajanes at the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Eswatini | Human Rights Council

Cuba recognizes Eswatini’s commitment to the Universal Periodic Review and welcomes the progress made regarding the rights of persons with disabilities, in particular the establishment of the National Advisory Council on Disability. It recommends continuing to implement the National Development Plan 2023–2028, furthering the Youth Employment Opportunities Project, and strengthening the hospital network and access to quality healthcare.

Nov

06

2026

Statement by Second Secretary Aimé Triana Sevajanes at the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Antigua and Barbuda | Human Rights Council

Cuba recognizes the commitment of Antigua and Barbuda to the Universal Periodic Review and welcomes its progress in the right to health, including care for non-communicable diseases. We recommend continuing community training and outreach on climate change, maintaining water and electricity subsidies for those over 80 years old, and continuing to promote renewable energies.

Nov

05

2026

Statement by Second Secretary Aimé Triana Sevajanes at the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Tanzania | Human Rights Council

Cuba recognizes Tanzania’s progress in human rights and welcomes the adoption of Development Vision 2050, which integrates human rights into national planning. It recommends continuing to adopt measures for the inclusion of persons with albinism and continuing to promote strategic investments in infrastructure and the productive sector to expand economic opportunities and improve living standards.

Nov

05

2026

Statement by Second Secretary Aimé Triana Sevajanes at the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Tajikistan | Human Rights Council

Cuba recognizes Tajikistan’s commitment to the Universal Periodic Review. It recommends advancing the implementation of the 2026 Law on Guaranteeing the Rights and Social Protection of Persons with Disabilities, strengthening the health system—in particular maternal and child care—and continuing the National Development Strategy up to 2030 and the Social Protection Strategy up to 2040 to reduce poverty.

Nov

04

2026

Statement by Roberto Cabañas Vázquez at the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Human Rights Council

Cuba recognizes Saint Vincent and the Grenadines’ commitment to the Universal Periodic Review and welcomes its efforts in social protection, including the expansion of the Public Assistance Programme. Cuba recommends continuing to strengthen the health system, furthering cooperation with UN human rights mechanisms, and implementing the 2025–2035 National Adaptation Plan to address climate change

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