Cuba's First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gerardo Peñalver Portal, advocated here today for a new multilateral world order where solidarity, cooperation and integration among nations prevail.
Speaking at the meeting of foreign ministers of the Friends of the Brics countries, the diplomat stressed that this has been a historic demand that unites the G77 and the Brics Group.
Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez today hailed the 76 years of meritorious work of the Cuban United Nations Association (UNCA) as a civil society organization.
The island's foreign minister detailed on Twitter that the UNCA, together with its individual and collective partners, works to build a better world, honoring the commitment to multilateralism and the United Nations Charter.
Cuba and the European Union will evaluate here today the state of the implementation of the Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement (PDCA), in the context of the third Joint Council of the parties.
This meeting will be chaired by the Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, and by the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission, Josep Borrell Fontelles.
Four agreements of interest to the population and a new Decree-Law were approved by the Council of State in its extraordinary session yesterday, headed by Esteban Lazo Hernández, president of this body.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel today recognized the work carried out by the health personnel of this Antillean nation around the world, on the 60th anniversary of that solidarity collaboration.
In his Twitter profile, the president highlighted the pride of having a dedicated force of health workers who have been saving lives for six decades, and sent a warm embrace to the protagonists of that noble feat, especially to the 22,000 collaborators who today carry out their mission in 58 countries.
With the interpretation of the Versos Sencillos by the youngest children, the Cuban Embassy in Washington D.C. paid tribute to the National Hero José Martí.
On the 128th anniversary of his fall in combat, the Cuban diplomats remarked the validity of the Apostle's ideas in the new generations. They also reiterated their commitment to Martí's ideal and to continue with the historical legacy of the most universal of all Cubans.
Kuala Lumpur.- The 14th Latin American Festival to be held on June 11 in Kuala Lumpur is envisaged to entice more city folks to experience the rich culture of Latin America, as released this Tuesday, May 16, 2023 during the press conference held in this capital to announce details of the cultural event.
Cuba is one of the nine countries of the Latin America and Caribbean Countries Group (GRULAC), which organize the event together with Plaza Low Yat, Federal Hotels International, the Latin Women's Association of Malaysia, and supported by Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL).
Kuala Lumpur (May, 12, 2023)- The Spanish World Book Day Celebration was held this Friday, May 12, at the University Malaya, with the presence of the ambassadors of Cuba, Spain, Argentina and Uruguay in Malaysia and representatives for the Embassies of Chile, Mexico and Venezuela.
During the celebration, an exchange of books was carried out between the students and teachers of the Spanish language of the institution and the participating embassies that represented the Spanish-speaking countries.
The Cuban magazine Bohemia, considered one of the oldest in Latin America, and dean of investigative journalism in the region, celebrates its 115th anniversary.
Born on May 10, 1908 in Havana, the illustrated weekly publication was one of the strongest pillars of the cultural press in its first decades, but over time it took on issues related to the country's social, political, and economic challenges in recent years. years prior to the revolutionary triumph of 1959.
Cuban magazine Bohemia, considered one of the oldest in Latin America and the doyenne of investigative journalism in the region, celebrates its 115th anniversary today.
Born on May 10, 1908 in Havana, the illustrated weekly publication was one of the strongest pillars of the cultural press in its first decades, but over time it took on issues linked to the country's social, political and economic challenges in the years prior to the revolutionary triumph of 1959.
