Embassy of Cuba in Zambia Staff Signs the "My Signature for My Homeland" Campaign
Lusaka, April 24, 2026. The staff of the Cuban Embassy in Zambia joined the national campaign "My Signature for My Homeland," an initiative launched by the Cuban government to reaffirm support for the island's sovereignty.
Under the leadership of Ambassador Marileydis Dueñas Morales, officials and family members of the state mission in Lusaka signed the document in an act of commitment to defending the Cuban Revolution against external pressures.
Statement by the Revolutionary Government
Cuba lives under the constant siege of the United States government, whose threats have escalated in recent months. Adding to the ruthless energy siege—which has worsened the genocidal blockade policy over the past six decades—are statements by representatives of the U.S. governmental elite threatening military aggression.
Statement by the Revolutionary Government
As long as there is a woman and a man willing to give their life for the Revolution, we’ll be victorious!
Cuba lives under the constant siege of the United States government, whose threats have escalated in recent months. Adding to the ruthless energy siege—which has worsened the genocidal blockade policy over the past six decades—are statements by representatives of the U.S. governmental elite threatening military aggression.
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.