Cuban Government Announces Decision to Grant Pardons to More Than 2,000 Prisoners
(Courtesy translation)
As part of the process of granting penitentiary benefits established by law, and in accordance with Article 90, subsection II of the Constitution of the Republic, the decision was made to release 2,010 convicted individuals through a pardon approved by the Cuban government.
As part of the process of granting penitentiary benefits established by law, and in accordance with Article 90, subsection II of the Constitution of the Republic, the decision was made to release 2,010 convicted individuals through a pardon approved by the Cuban government.
This humanitarian and sovereign gesture followed a careful analysis of the nature of the crimes committed, the good behavior maintained in prison, the completion of a significant portion of the sentence, and the health status of those involved.
The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to Barbados, Yanet Stable Cárdenas, along with the Vice President of the Cuban Chamber of Commerce, Tania Aguiar Fernández, participated in the event “Strengthening the Participation of the Private Sector in Early Warning Systems in the Caribbean,” held in Barbados on March 24 and 25 of this year. This meeting fostered a fluid exchange and a fruitful discussion about the challenges, as well as the best practices of the business sector in disaster response.
In line with the consistent policy of the Cuban Revolution throughout its history, and guided by the Army General as the historic leader of our Revolution and by myself, and in coordination with the highest structures of the Party, State, and Government, Cuban officials have recently held talks with representatives of the Government of the United States.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba rejects in the strongest terms the arbitrary and unjustified decision by the government of Ecuador to expel all personnel from the Cuban Embassy in that country.
Statement of the International Relations Commission of the National Assembly of People's Power of the Republic of Cuba on the aggression of the governments of the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Comuniqué from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba rejects in the strongest terms the arbitrary and unjustified decision by the government of Ecuador to expel all personnel from the Cuban Embassy in that country.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba rejects in the strongest terms the arbitrary and unjustified decision by the government of Ecuador to expel all personnel from the Cuban Embassy in that country.
On March 4, 2026, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Human Mobility of the Republic of Ecuador informed, through a Verbal Note, of its decision to declare all diplomatic, consular, and administrative personnel of the Cuban Embassy in Quito persona non grata, without providing any justification, and gave them 48 hours to leave Ecuadorian territory.
PHNOM PENH, February 28, 2026.—Firm support for the Cuban people and their right to peace was once again made clear here today in statements by the President of the Cambodia–Cuba Parliamentary Friendship Group, Nin Saphon.
On Saturday, February 28, 2026, ten Panamanian citizens residing in that country were arrested for acts of propaganda against the constitutional order, as regulated in Article 124 of the Penal Code.
