Cuba present at academic dialogue on nonproliferation
Vienna, January 28. Ambassador Pablo Berti Oliva participated in the presentation of the book “La roca de Sísifo:presente, pasado y futuro del regimen internacional de no proliferación nuclear” which took place on the evening of January 28 at the Cervantes Center in Vienna.
Homage to the Apostle reiterates the need for Latin American unity
Vienna, January 28- The Cuban Embassy in Austria, together with friends of the Austria-Cuba Friendship Association (ÖKG), Cuban residents and the Latin American diplomatic corps in Vienna, paid homage to José Martí on the occasion of the 172nd anniversary of his birth.
During the ceremony held at the Plaza de los Próceres Latinoamericanos, on the banks of the Danube River, the attendees recalled the legacy of the greatest Cuban and reiterated their call for a united America.
Remarks by Ambassador Pablo Berti on the occasion of José Martí's 172nd Birth Anniversary
Dear ambassadors and representatives of the diplomatic corps of Latin America and the Caribbean,
Dear colleagues and friends of the Austria-Cuba Friendship Association,
On January 28, 1853, José Julián Martí Pérez, the National Hero of Cuba, was born in Havana, and today we gather in front of his bust in this Latin American square to pay tribute to him.
Cuba will overcome the imperialist offensive
Statement of the Revolutionary Government
They will not deflect us from the Socialist course, from our determination to recover the economy, promote the widest possible solidarity, creativity, talent, spirit of work, and defend freedom, independence, sovereignty and the privilege of building a future without foreign interference as an ironclad stronghold.
US President Trump puts Cuba on “terrorism list” again
Editorial statement of the Workers' Party in Austria
US President Donald Trump has reversed the recent removal of Cuba from the US terror list - and thus intensified the already massive repression against the socialist island state. Just a few days ago, Joe Biden had removed Cuba's classification as a so-called “terrorist supporter” as a “gesture of goodwill”. But as soon as he was sworn in, Trump reversed this step in a series of decrees.