Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez highlights Cuba-Venezuela relations
Caracas, May 6 (Prensa Latina) Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez today highlighted the ties with Venezuela after a visit to this country and a meeting with President Nicolas Maduro, which he described as friendly.
In his Twitter account, he reported, the exchange allowed to discuss topics of the bilateral agenda and regional issues.
“Great satisfaction to return to the homeland of the independence hero Simon Bolivar and leader Hugo Chavez,” wrote the head of diplomacy.
Cuba denounces impact of US blockade on information technology sector
United Nations, May 4 (Prensa Latina) The US blockade currently has a strong impact on the communications and information technology sector in Cuba and generates millions of dollars in losses, according to the island's representation to the United Nations.
Cuba’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Pedro Luis Pedroso stressed that, despite the obstacles, his country is making headway in the process of society informatization.
International seminar for peace kicks off in Cuba
Guantanamo, Cuba, May 4 (Prensa Latina) The 7th International Seminar for Peace and for the Abolition of Foreign Military Bases kicked off in Guantanamo, eastern Cuba, on Wednesday, with the participation of representatives from 25 countries.
Leaders of the World Peace Council (WPC) and its member organizations, as well as prominent figures, academics, anti-war activists and friends in solidarity with Cuba, are present in the event, to be held until Thursday, May 5.
Belize Extends Condolences to the Republic of Cuba
Belmopan. May 3, 2022. The Office of the Prime Minister, on behalf of the people and Government of Belize, extends condolences to President Miguel Mario Díaz-Canel Bermúdez and the people of the Republic of Cuba on the passing of Mr. Ricardo Alarcón de Quesada, Cuban diplomat and politician.
Cuban and Belizean prime ministers highlight interest in cooperation
Havana, Apr 29 (Prensa Latina) Cuban and Belizean Prime Minsters Manuel Marrero and John Antonio Briceño, respectively, expressed on Friday their interest in expanding cooperation between the two countries, the Presidency informed.
The Belizean minister met with his Cuban counterpart on Friday, during his official visit to Cuba.
The Presidency tweeted that “both leaders ratified the interest in developing cooperation in areas of common interest, as well as economic and commercial ties.”