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Cuban Ambassador Presents Credentials to the President of the Republic of Fiji

Suva, February 26, 2026. The Cuban Ambassador to Fiji, Néstor Torres Olivera, presented his credentials to the President of the Republic of Fiji, His Excellency Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, accrediting him as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Cuba to that Pacific nation. The presentation took place during a formal audience at Government House, following a review of the Honor Guard.

Cuba denounces new aggressive escalation by the United States and reaffirms its determination to defend its sovereignty

Madam Vice-President:

A dictatorship has emerged in the globalised world. The order born out of the Second World War to prevent a third is being destroyed, and the philosophy of plunder is proclaimed as the exceptional and supreme right of the United States of America to conquest and the use of force as an immanent, natural, and everyday way of being. Beyond ideologies, all nation-states are in danger regardless of their cultural or political models.

Cuba and the Pacific: an exchange of gratitude and white coats in Fiji

The Cuban ambassador-designate to Fiji, Néstor Torres Olivera, held a fraternal exchange with young professionals from the Pacific who graduated from Cuban medical schools. The meeting strengthened ties with the alumni community who are now driving the healthcare systems of their respective islands after training under the principles of the Cuban medical school.

Statement by Cuba's Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, through his X account

The measure adopted by the #US government on January 29, based on the fallacy of an alleged threat to the US national security, whereby it threatens to impose punitive tariffs on those countries that export fuel to #Cuba, poses a challenge of huge proportions to all States.

It is about limiting, through absurd pretexts, the sovereign prerogative of every country when deciding whether or not they would export and to what destinations they would export their national patrimonial products to.

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