group of Cuban artists living in Perth and Melbourne made a statement against the blockade of Cuba.
Canberra, 30 April 2025. A group of Cuban artists living in Perth and Melbourne made a statement against the blockade of Cuba. In the document, the artists highlight Cuba's role as a country of Peace, as well as its role in helping the world's neediest peoples. In particular, the statement points out the impact of the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States on the development of the Cuban people.
See complete declaration here
Cuban MP exchanges with the Solidarity Movement in Australia
Brisbane, 17 April 2025. Congresswoman Yamila González Ferrer, met today with members of the Cuban solidarity movement in Australia. During the meeting, she provided information on the process of approval and implementation of the Family Code in Cuba as well as on the National Programme for the Advancement of Women and the Comprehensive Strategy against Gender Violence.
Interesting exchange took place at Griffith University on Family Law in Cuba and Australia.
Brisbane, 16 April 2025. Today an interesting exchange took place at Griffith University on Family Law in Cuba and Australia.
The exchange took place at the Faculty of Law of the prestigious Australian academic institution and was attended by Professors Yamila González Ferrer and Zoe Rathus.
Cuba and Australia agree on baseball cooperation towards the 2032 Olympic Games
Canberra, Apr 15 (Prensa Latina) The National Baseball Federations of Cuba and Australia signed a cooperation agreement today aimed at strengthening their preparation for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.
The agreement, signed at the headquarters of the Cuban diplomatic mission by Ambassador Tanieris Diéguez and the CEO of the League and the Australian Federation of that sport, Glenn Williams, is an important step in the objective of strengthening sports ties between the two countries, particularly in this discipline.
Music builds bridges between the peoples of Cuba and Australia
Sydney, Apr 14 (Prensa Latina) The Cuban ambassador to Australia, Tanieris Diéguez, described the concert of Cuban music held at the Sydney Opera House as an opportunity to build bridges between our peoples through culture.
The diplomat said she was thrilled, not only by the massive attendance and enthusiasm of the audience, but also by the opportunity for Cuban music to return to this prestigious artistic institution after several years of absence.