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Cuba strongly rejects the threat to activate Title III of the Helms-Burton Act. Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Cuba strongly rejects the threat to activate Title III of the Helms-Burton Act. Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

On January 16, 2019, the US State Department announced the decision to suspend, only for 45 days, the implementation of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, “in order to conduct a careful review …in light of the national interests of the United States and the efforts  to expedite a transition to democracy in Cuba, and include factors such as  the Cuba’s regime’s brutal oppression of human rights and fundamental freedoms and its indefensible support for increasingly authoritarian and corrupt regimes in Venezuela and Nicaragua.”

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla in @Twitter

Pretoria, January 4, 2018.- The starting of the new user in @Twitter of the Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla: @BrunoRguezP, has been a step forward in the circulation of informations on current affairs and Cuba's future projections regarding its foreign policy. In turn, this has contributed significantly to the multidirectional communication carried out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba with the rest of the world.

NOTICE.

NOTICE.

The Consulate of Cuba in Ireland advice that, in compliance with international standards, we have begun the issuance of Cuban passports with biometric data and the issuance of machine-readable visas.

STATEMENT BY YAIRA JIMÉNEZ ROIG, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS OF THE MINISTRYOF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF CUBA UPON CUBA’S DECISION TO DISCONTINUE ITS PARTICIPATION IN THE “MORE DOCTORS FOR BRAZIL” PROGRAM.

CUBAN FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON’ STATEMENTS (Broadcast No. 3).

Good morning

I would like to greet those who are connected to the YouTube channel of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba to receive updated information about our country’s decision to discontinue its participation in the “More Doctors” program as well as further details about the return to Cuba of the health professionals who were working in Brazil or who are still in that nation.

Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba. November 28, 2018.

During the past few months, the US State Department has been concocting a new pretext to affect bilateral diplomatic relations, associated to the granting of the diplomatic and official visas required by the staff of the respective embassies in Washington and Havana to perform their duties. The maneuver consists in claiming that Cuba is hindering the granting of visas for designated officials at the US embassy in Cuba, which allegedly hinders the work of that diplomatic mission.

Online exchange with the media by Yaira Jiménez Roig, Director of Communications of MINREX, and Dr. Jorge Delgado Bustillo, Director of the Central Unit of Medical Cooperation of MINSAP.

Online exchange with the media by Yaira Jiménez Roig, Director of Communications of MINREX, and Dr. Jorge Delgado Bustillo, Director of the Central Unit of Medical Cooperation of MINSAP.

Good morning

We are here once again to answer the questions posed by journalists from all over the world with regard to recent events in which our country decided to discontinue its participation in the “More Doctors for Brazil” Program.

Statement by Yaira Jiménez Roig, Director of Communications of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba

Good morning

I would like to thank and greet all those who are watching me right now through the Youtube channel of our chancellery. We have created this space to offer information about recent events in which our country decided to discontinue its participation in Brazil’s More Doctors Program. Upon this decision, our health professionals have started to return to our country.

I advise you that we will be broadcasting live, in Spanish, and once this transmission concludes, we will be airing it in Portuguese and English.

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