Cuba in Australia

Cuban Ambassador meets with members of the Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party

Canberra, 17 June, 2023. The Cuban Ambassador in Canberra held a meeting with members of the Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party.

At the meeting, the representatives of that organization expressed their unrestricted support to the Cuban people and government and their unequivocal rejection and condemnation of the Economic, Commercial and Financial Blockade imposed by the Government of the United States against Cuba.

Cuban Ambassador to Australia meets with High Commissioner of India

Canberra, 16 June, 2023. The Cuban Ambassador in Canberra held a friendly meeting with the High Commissioner of India to the Commonwealth of Australia, Manpreet Vohra. The meeting was an opportunity to express gratitude for that country's permanent rejection of the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed on Cuba, as well as to convey the greetings of the Cuban authorities.

Ambassador of Cuba exchanges with Parliamentary Friendship Group with Cuba

Canberra, 15 June, 2023. The Cuban Ambassador to Australia held a meeting with members of the Parliamentary Group of Friendship with Cuba. The meeting, held at the Cuban Embassy in Canberra, was attended by several members of the Australian Parliament who are members of the group and have worked for several years in support of the Caribbean nation.

Cuban Ambassador to Australia participates in an event organized by the International Transport Workers' Federation and the Maritime Union of Australia, at the Australian Parliament

Canberra, June 14, 2023. The Cuban Ambassador to Australia participated in the launch event of the campaign, "Nowhere to Hide", sponsored by the Maritime Union of Australia and the Transport Workers' Federation.

The aim of the campaign is to raise awareness of compliance with international standards on the Law of the Sea, mainly those relating to the rights of seafarers.

The occasion was an opportunity to exchange experiences among members of various sectors of the trade union movement in Australia.

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