Cuba rejects US Presidential Memorandum which tightens the economic blockade
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The anti-Cuban document released by the U.S. government on June 30, 2025, consists of a reissue and amendment of the National Security Presidential Memorandum No. 5 that the US government itself had issued on June 16, 2017, at the beginning of Donald Trump's first term.
Cuba categorically denounces and rejects both versions of the infamous document.
The Consulate General of Cuba in Toronto participated in the annual meeting of the Canadian-Cuban Friendship Association (CCFA) of Niagara
During the exchange, the president of the CCFA-Niagara, Dave Thomas, and other members of the Association reaffirmed their willingness to continue working to increase support for our country and to incorporate new generations of Canadians to these actions of unconditional love between two brotherly peoples.
The Consul General of Cuba in Toronto meets with Ontario's Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade
The Consul General of Cuba in Toronto, Jorge Yanier Castellanos Orta, held a fruitful working meeting with Victor Fedeli, Ontario's Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade.
During the exchange, the possibilities of collaboration between the parties were discussed, areas of common interest were identified and the foundations were laid for future exchanges that will allow progress in strengthening bilateral ties, especially in the framework of the celebrations for the 80th anniversary of uninterrupted diplomatic relations.
U.S. Pressure and Coercion Impose Mercenary on the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights of the OAS
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
For months, the U.S. Secretary of State led an aggressive campaign aimed at installing a prominent member on Washington’s payroll—an outspoken supporter of the blockade and aggression against Cuba—as an allegedly impartial human rights expert.
Cuba present at Toronto 2025 Latin Fair
The Consulate General of Cuba, along with other Latin American consulates accredited in Toronto, participated in the Latin Fair to highlight Cuban culture, Hispanic heritage, and cultural diversity in Canada.
As usual, members of the Cuban community spread their joy to many of the attendees, who, despite the high temperatures, joined in the dancing and participated in our traditional games.