May
18
2020
Georgetown, May 13, 2020. The President of the Cuban Solidarity Movement with Guyana (GCSM) Halim Khan condemns the terrorist attack at the Cuban Embassy in Washington, damaging the building but without causing injury. The suspect was identified as 42-year-old Alexander Alazo of Aubrey, Texas.
While the suspect was arrested by Washington police, the investigation also includes the Secret Service, which is involved in assuring the security of foreign diplomats and embassies.
Guyana, May 13, 2020. During the 23rd Meeting of the Council of Foreign and Community Relations (COFCOR) of the CARIBBEAN Community (CARICOM), it was paid tribute to the government and people of Cuba for the support of health personnel to increase the region's limited capacity to cope with the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic despite Cuba's own challenges aggravated by the intensification of US government sanctions against the island.
Georgetown, May 8, 2020. Cuban citizens permanent residents in the national territory who have been stranded in Guyana, and those who have lost their jobs after the emergency measures adopted to face SARS CoV 2 / Covid-19, continue to receive the support from the Embassy through donations received by the Cuban Medical Brigade, Guyanese solidarity groups, and Cubans hired in this country.
Georgetown, April 21, 2020. Members of the Movement of Solidarity with Cuba and Cubans residing in Guyana have come together to support Cubans stranded in this country due to the closure of airports and cancellation of flights to the island, motivated by the Covid19.
Halim Khan, President of this solidarity organization and of the West Demerara Chamber of Commerce, has made it possible to donate food to the neediest Cubans, as an altruistic gesture, which is also a sign of the friendship of supporters with Cuba and its Revolution.
