Liberia, one of the African nations long affected by armed civil conflict, has built peace and is working diligently for unity and peaceful coexistence. One of its cornerstones is the series of debates and presentations by those affected by the war, survivors of massacres, and government legal authorities.
The Honorable Francis Sakila Nyumalin, Minister of Internal Affairs of Liberia, received the Cuban Ambassador, Dr. Indira López Arguelles.
The Cuban Ambassador conveyed the Cuban government's gratitude to the Liberian people and government for their support of Cuba in its struggle against the U.S. blockade. She explained to the Minister the administrative divisions of the Caribbean island and their connection to the functioning of the Cuban Parliament.
The Cuban Ambassador in Monrovia, Dr. Indira López Arguelles, received a heartfelt letter from Dr. Arthur B.C. Wah, Executive Director of the Liberian chapter of the NGO CARE Humanity, expressing condolences for the heroic deaths in combat of the 32 Cubans in Venezuela.
The Supreme Court of Liberia held its inaugural session with the presence of the diplomatic corps, including the Cuban Ambassador, Dr. Indira López Arguelles.
This Liberian court expressed its commitment to upholding order, sovereignty, and the development of the African nation.
The Liberian Cultural and Learning Center, located in Paynesville, is one of the facilities created jointly by the Liberian diaspora and the Liberian government to promote knowledge among its children and youth. On its second anniversary, the center invited the Cuban Ambassador, Dr. Indira López Arguelles, to one of its working sessions.