Cuban State Mission in Belize Expresses Solidarity in the Face of Hurricane Rafael Damage.
Belmopan, november 7, 2024.- The collective of the Cuban state mission in Belize, in the face of the situation generated by the passage of Hurricane Rafael through western Cuba, expresses its solidarity with our compatriots in this region, in the face of the material damage caused by this meteorological phenomenon.
From Belize: A Flower for Camilo.
Belize, October 26, 2024.- Faithful to the patriotic tradition of the Cuban people, the members of the Cuban state mission in Belize paid tribute to Commander Camilo Cienfuegos on the 65th anniversary of his physical disappearance.
Passages from the life and work of the Lord of the Vanguard, expressed through interventions, poems and audiovisuals, highlighted his patriotism, fidelity to the Revolution and Fidel, as well as his humility and joviality as a genuine representative of the Cuban people.
Cuba participates in multicultural student fair.
Belmopan, October 23, 2024.- The University of Belize hosted the multicultural fair held every year by foreign students studying English language at this educational institution.
Statement by the Belize/Cuba Solidarity Group.
We, the Belize-Cuba Solidarity Group, hereby condemn the decades-long blockade imposed by the United States of America on Cuba. This blockade is the root cause of numerous problems and hardships faced by Cuba. It's crucial to understand that the true victims of this blockade are not the Cuban government, but the Cuban people. They have endured over 60 years of suffering due to the arrogance and coercion of an empire desperate to exert its dominance.
Belize in solidarity with Cuba in the face of energy emergency
Belmopan, Oct 21 (Prensa Latina).- The government of Belize today expressed solidarity with Cuba in the face of the energy contingency that affected that country and linked that situation with the limitations of the island as a result of the hostile policy of the United States.
Through a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the authorities of Belmopan regretted that since October 18 the Antillean nation has been facing massive blackouts throughout its territory.