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Sep

18

2026

Cuban ambassador meets with Dr. Krupali Tappoo to strengthen ties of cooperation

Suva, September 18, 2026.- Cuban ambassador to Fiji, Néstor Torres, met with Dr. Krupali Tappoo, director of the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Pediatric Cardiology Hospital. The purpose of the meeting was to gain a firsthand understanding of the humanitarian work carried out by this medical center and to explore new avenues for bilateral cooperation in the health sector. Both parties discussed opportunities to strengthen technical exchange, drawing on Cuba’s recognized internationalist track record in the medical field and its willingness to cooperate for the well-being of the people.

Sep

14

2026

Cuban ambassador highlights bilateral cooperation on Fijian National Television

Suva, September 14, 2026.—Cuba’s ambassador to Fiji, Néstor Torres, was a special guest on FBC TV’s program “The Diplomat,” hosted by Andhy Blake, where he engaged in a lively discussion about the historic bonds of friendship, solidarity, and cooperation that unite Cuba and Fiji.

Sep

12

2026

Cuba reaffirms its leadership in the global debate on literacy

Chiapas, Mexico, September 8, 2026.— Cuba’s Minister of Education, Naima Ariatne Trujillo Barreto, spoke on Tuesday at the main panel, “Literacy in the service of people, the planet and prosperity,” as part of the global celebration of International Literacy Day convened by UNESCO.

Sep

10

2026

Statement by Ambassador Rodolfo Benítez Verson, Permanent Representative of Cuba

Statement by Ambassador Rodolfo Benítez Verson, Permanent Representative of Cuba, on the Report Presented by the Special Rapporteur on Unilateral Coercive Measures Following her Visit to Cuba to Assess the Impact of the Blockade Imposed by The United States. 63rd Regular Session of the Human Rights Council. Geneva, September 9, 2026.

Mr. President,

The United States claims that there is neither a blockade nor an energy siege against Cuba. The Special Rapporteur's report exposes them as liars.

Sep

09

2026

The Human Rights Council will examine the impact of the United States blockade on the human rights of the people of Cuba

Geneva, 8 September 2026.- The UN Human Rights Council will examine tomorrow, Wednesday, the impact of the economic, commercial and financial blockade and the energy siege imposed by the Government of the United States on the human rights of the Cuban people.

In this context, the report containing the findings of the official visit to Cuba by the Special Rapporteur on Unilateral Coercive Measures (UCMs) will be presented for the Council’s consideration.

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