Farewell of the Minister of Health and Welfare of the Bahamas to members of the Cuban health collaboration.
Nassau, January 30th, 2023. At the same highest level of the welcome that the Henry Reeve Brigade received upon arriving in the Bahamas in January 2022 to support the emergency against COVID-19, was the farewell that the Bahamian authorities from the Ministry of Health offered to the nurses members of this contingent, who for a year collaborated in the sister Caribbean country. Immersed in innumerable praise for the performance of these Cuban professionals, the recognition and gratitude expressed by each of the Bahamian speakers was emotional and distinctive.
Tribute to José Martí from The Bahamas.
Nassau. January 28th, 2023.- Several islands of The Bahamas honored José Martí on the 170th Anniversary of his birth.
The tribute to the National Hero was expressed through numerous activities by Cuban residents who work as teachers in local schools in Nassau, New Providence, and members of the State Mission, including education and health collaborators.
Cuban ambassador meets with the Minister of Health of The Bahamas.
Nassau, January 26th, 2023. The Cuban ambassador to the Bahamas, Julio César González Marchante, held a cordial meeting with the Bahamian Minister of Health and Welfare Dr. Michael Darville and the Permanent Secretary Colin Higgs.
During the exchange they examined the current state of the collaboration between the two countries as well as the future perspective.
The Cuban ambassador reiterated Cuba's commitment and willingness to advance in this cooperation for the benefit of our peoples.
Presence of Martí's ideas in the Cubans daily actions.
Nassau, January 25th, 2023. The Cuban ambassador to the Bahamas, Julio César González Marchante, accompanied by José Reinel García Sánchez and Dr. Danixia Novoa Sotomayor, heads of the Cuban educational and health collaboration respectively, received the Bahamian students accompanied by their relatives who will study at Cuban universities in the 2023 academic year, as a result of the selection process carried out to grant them free scholarships offered by Cuba.
Celac: Argentine President condemned U.S. blockade of Cuba
Argentine President Alberto Fernández today condemned the economic, commercial and financial blockade of Cuba by the United States, while speaking at the 7th Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac).
As pro tempore head of Celac, I demanded respect for the rights of all nations and the end of the blockades that the countries of the region suffer, said the president.
Blockades are perverse methods against peoples. Cuba has been suffering one for more than six decades and this is unforgivable, he said.