Leima Martínez Freire, Director of North America at the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), paid a working visit to Canada from November 2 to 7, travelling to Montreal, Halifax, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Toronto.
Embassy of Cuba in The Bahamas hosted "Business Forum: Investment, Trade and Business Partnership Opportunities in Cuba"
On November 3, 2026, the Embassy of Cuba in The Bahamas hosted the Business Forum: Investment, Trade and Business Partnership Opportunities in Cuba, with the aim of promoting the participation of Bahamian businesses and institutions in the 42nd Havana International Fair (FIHAV 2026)...
Yadirys Echenique Paz, Ambassador of Cuba to Grenada, held a meeting with Roxie McLeish-Hutchinson, Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Export Development of Grenada. The meeting provided an opportunity for both sides to exchange views on issues of interest on the bilateral and international agenda.
United Nations debate reaffirms broad international rejection of the U.S. blockade against Cuba
New York, October 27th, 2026.- On Tuesday, the United Nations General Assembly held the first session...
Grenada’s Governor-General, Dame Cécile La Grenade, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell, and Cuba’s Ambassador to the country, Yadirys Echenique Paz, presided over a solemn ceremony in St. George’s honoring the Cuban internationalists who lost their lives while confronting the U.S. invasion of October 1983. The event served as a reaffirmation of respect and gratitude toward those who gave their lives in defense of the principles of solidarity and justice.
Cuba’s Ambassador to Grenada, Yadirys Echenique Paz, paid tribute to the Cuban personnel who lost their lives during the United States invasion of the Caribbean nation in October 1983, during a solemn ceremony held in Grenada’s capital. The diplomat emphasized that the memory of the internationalists constitutes a shared moral heritage of both peoples and a lasting symbol of solidarity and commitment.
Harare, October 26, 2026 – The Zimbabwe Anti-Sanctions Trust (ZAST) today urged African nations to support Cuba in the upcoming United Nations General Assembly vote on a resolution against the blockade imposed by the United States on the Caribbean island.
The statement, titled “Africa Must Support Cuba: A Call for Solidarity,” noted that the Caribbean nation stood with Africa during its liberation struggles and has contributed significantly to healthcare, education, and human capital development across the continent.
Engineer Adrián Pacheco, representing the Caribbean Construction Companies Union S.A. (UNECA S.A.) and Cuba’s construction sector workforce, conducted the symbolic roll call of the 24 Cuban collaborators who lost their lives during the confrontation against the U.S. invasion of Grenada. The ceremony took place in St. George’s as part of a solemn tribute honoring their memory.
The beautiful city of Montreal was the scene of a demonstration against the United States blockade of Cuba, a cruel and genocidal policy that has inflicted harm on the Cuban people for more than six decades.
Harare, October 24, 2026 – Members of the organizations "Voluntary Troops for Sustainable Development" and the "Pan-African Youth Forum of Zimbabwe" took part in a symbolic race in Harare today to oppose the United States blockade against Cuba.
Representatives from these youth groups, joined by members of the island’s diplomatic, educational, and medical missions, covered several kilometers through the capital to reaffirm that Cuba is not a threat—but the economic, commercial, and financial siege imposed by Washington certainly is.
