Cuba in Botswana

Director of Multilateral Division receives Cuban ambassador

 

Cuban Ambassador Antonio Luis Pubillones Izaguirre was recently received by Ntesany Molemele, Director of Multilateral Affairs at the Ministry of International Relations.

During the cordial meeting, the two diplomats reviewed several topics of mutual interest and exchanged views on the current complex international context. In this regard, they expressed their commitment to continue working in defense of multilateralism and to strengthen ties between their countries in the multilateral arena, where they share common positions.

Cuban Ambassador Holds Meeting with Dean of the Diplomatic Corps

Gaborone, February 11 2026 - At midday today, the Cuban Ambassador to Botswana Antonio Luis Pubillones Izaguirre paid a courtesy call on the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, the Ambassador of Zimbabwe, Batiraishe Henry Moklnoweshuro. They had a fraternal exchange on a series of topics related to the present international geopolitics and latest developments in their countries. They conveyed best wishes for success and wellbeing to each other during their tenure of office in Gaborone.

Cuban Ambassador to Botswana, Antonio Pubillones, participates in the presentation of the 2026-2027 budget

Gaborone, February 9, 2026 - Cuban Ambassador Antonio Luis Pubillones Izaguirre participated this afternoon, along with a group of ambassadors and heads of mission, in the presentation of the 2026-2027 Budget by the Vice President and Minister of Finance of Botswana, Ndaba Gaolathe. The occasion provided an opportunity for the diplomat to meet and interact with some colleagues before and after the important meeting at the Presidential Palace of the sister African nation.

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Reason Is Our Shield

Editorial of Granma Newspaper

Dignity, resilience and unity are our greatest strengths in the face of the dishonest and mean annexationist action that serves the interests of the historical enemy of the Cuban nation in its attempt to fragment and divide us to defeat us.

After tough months of pandemic, harsh global economic crisis and a tightened and sustained blockade  –that has ostensibly affected our people-, Cuba has started to revive its social life, public places and services, schools, tourism and other sectors of the economy.

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