Letter in New York Times demands reversal of brutal policy on Cuba
Washington, October 22, 2024.- A letter published today in The New York Times demands that the President of the United States, Joe Biden, reverses in his last 90 days in office the brutal policy of his predecessor, Donald Trump, towards Cuba.
Cuba is simultaneously experiencing a serious energy crisis and the recent impact of Hurricane Oscar, warned the letter, promoted by the organization The People’s Forum in its call to Biden.
Bahamian Health Minister receives Cuban Ambassador
Nassau, October 22, 2024. The Bahamian health minister Dr. Michael Darville and the Cuban ambassador to this country Julio César González Marchante held a working meeting to assess the current collaboration both nations are developing.
During the friendly meeting, they highlighted the positive results of the present cooperation for both parties and the intention to expand it into new areas of interest for the respective peoples.
Cuban Culture Day celebrated in Nassau
Nassau, October 17, 2024. The festival entitled “On the paths of Cubanness” took place today in Nassau, convened by the Department of Foreign Languages of the University of The Bahamas at the RBC Auditorium.
During the program, a panel was held on moments of Cuban history, literature and cultural traditions, while a sample of the island's tourist attractions was exhibited, presented by the Havanatur office in the Bahamas.
Cuban educator talks with Minister of The Bahamas.
Nassau, October 4, 2024
During a recent visit by the Minister of Agriculture, Marine Resources and Family Islands Affairs, Hon. Jomo Chaka Campbell to Palmdale Elementary School, he exchanged with a Cuban special education teacher.
The teacher conveyed the love of Cubans for their profession and the pride of collaborating with this beautiful country, as well as the commitment to work with all the dedication that children with special educational needs deserve.
US complicity with violent acts against Cuba is strongly rejected
Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba strongly rejects a new US act complicit with terrorist violence against Cuba.
The US judicial authorities have decided to release Alexander Alazo, the individual who, on April 30, 2020, stood in the middle of the street and shot 32 rounds with a machine gun against the Cuban embassy in that country, at the moment when 7 persons stayed inside the building.