Statement by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla
We condemn in the strongest possible terms the new #US escalation against #Cuba.
Now the US government intends to impose a total blockade on Cuba's fuel supplies.
Remarks by First Secretary Reinier Travieso Guerra on the occasion of the 173rd anniversary of José Martí's birth
Dear colleagues,
Dear friends of the Austria-Cuba Friendship Association,
Once again, we gather in front of the bust of José Martí in this Latin American Plaza. Today, on the 173rd anniversary of his birth, his legacy not only illuminates our memory, but also illuminates our present with critical urgency.
Tribute to the Apostle in Austria reaffirms the need for unity and resistance in the face of imperialist aggression
Vienna, January 28. On the occasion of the 173rd anniversary of the birth of José Martí Pérez, Cuba's National Hero, a moving tribute was held in this capital, attended by the Cuban Ambassador to Austria, members of the Cuban Embassy, representatives of the Austria-Cuba Friendship Association, friends of Cuba, and members of the accredited diplomatic corps.
Austria present at Jazz Plaza
Vienna, January 28. The renowned Viennese trio “Dusha Connection,” led by artist Esád Halilović, is participating in the prestigious International Jazz Plaza Festival in Havana, consolidating its presence at one of the most influential jazz events worldwide. The group announced its participation last week and, since arriving in Cuba, has shared various experiences and moments from the event with its audience through social media.
Tears alone are not exactly a reason for media interest, especially if they are not in line with “our interest”
By: Silva Knezevic
On January 16, thousands of Cubans moved along the coastal avenue Maceo, Malecon in Havana to the site of the Tribuna Antiimperialista in the Plaza de la Dignidad square, to pay tribute to their compatriots who died during the kidnapping of the Venezuelan president, thirty-two of them.
Similar images of gatherings and tributes could be seen in other Cuban cities after the remains were brought to the country. It wasn't a protest, it was showing respect to people.