Today, the main news outlets in Antigua and Barbuda gave wide coverage to the statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba, rejecting the arbitrary and unfounded decision by the current Government of the Republic of Ecuador to expel all diplomatic personnel from the Cuban Embassy in that South American country.
The Ministers of Health of the member nations of the Non-Aligned Movement issued a strong statement this Tuesday rejecting the dishonest and unjustified smear campaign being carried out by the United States government against Cuban international medical collaboration.
The ministers, meeting virtually as part of preparations for the 78th World Health Assembly, being held in Geneva, Switzerland, from May 19-27, expressed their deep appreciation for the Cuban health professionals who have served and continue to serve in various nations around the world.
Senator Samantha Marshall, Minister of Social Transformation and Environment at the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Environment of Antigua and Barbuda received the Diplomatic Representative of the Republic of Cuba, Sergio Jorge Pastrana, and the Director of Research and Development of Company Gamma of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment of Cuba, Pavel Morales Díaz, with whom she discussed the possibilities of collaboration in specific aspects of the work to deal with disasters, recovery, adaptation and mitigation in the face of impacts of climate change, as well as about the
The Cuban Chargé d'Affaires in Antigua and Barbuda, Sergio Jorge Pastrana, granted an interview to Garfield Burford, National Television host who has been broadcast in parts in various segment within the programs of State ABStv, in which both the traditional bilateral cooperation in various areas for more than forty years and the possibilities of its expansion, the historical ties between our two nations, the constant support for Cuba in its fight to lift the blockade and the gratitude of the sister island country of the Caribbean for the support of Cuba in the face of natural disasters and
With the aim to resume talks on cooperation in the sectors of beach protection, community development, coping with disasters, and adaptation and mitigation to the challenges of Climate Change, Senator Samantha Marshall received the diplomatic representative of Cuba, Sergio Jorge Pastrana, in her Ministry offices in Antigua and Barbuda, with whom he discussed the shared interests on the Cuban experience in the application of science and technology to these fields, which has yielded positive results both in environmental conservation and in community development, and especially in the resili