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New Legal Framework on Migration, Foreigners, and Citizenship Now in Effect

New Legal Framework on Migration, Foreigners, and Citizenship Now in Effect

The legislative package—Laws 171, 172, and 173—which regulates the Cuban migration process; the care, protection, and legal documentation of foreign nationals, as well as the conditions for granting Cuban citizenship—took effect last Sunday, November 1, along with their respective regulations and the Citizenship Registry Regulations, published in the Ordinary Official Gazette, No. 39.

International Community Once Again Condemns the Embargo Against Cuba

New York, October 28.—With 130 votes in favor, the United Nations General Assembly once again endorsed the Cuban resolution calling for an end to the economic, commercial, and financial embargo imposed by the United States against Cuba. The result marks another diplomatic victory for our country and confirms the international community’s broad and overwhelming rejection of a policy that, for decades, has sought to subdue the sovereign will of the Cuban people.

Cuba reiterates its rejection of U.S. attempts to involve it in the conflict in Ukraine. Statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterates its absolute rejection of the false accusations that the U.S. government, without any basis or evidence, continues to spread regarding alleged Cuban involvement in the military conflict in Ukraine, with the aim of confusing and misinforming the international community.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs categorically reaffirms that Cuba is not a party to this conflict, nor does it have military personnel there or in any other country.

The Cuban Embassy celebrated National Culture Day at the National Library of Liberia.

On October 20, the strains of the Cuban national anthem, along with poems and books from the island, were shared among the Cuban Ambassador, Dr. Indira López Arguelles, and the Liberian artists, musicians, and intellectuals—as well as the general public—gathered at the National Library.

The event featured performances by hip-hop artists—a genre highly competitive in this African nation due to its demands for improvisational skill and vocal power—as well as displays of paintings and readings of urban poetry.

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