Declaration by Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the recognition by the United States of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba expresses its deepest concern at and utter rejection of the US president's unilateral declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, which constitutes a serious, flagrant breach of the UN Charter, of international law and of the relevant UN resolutions.
Statement by the Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Rogelio Sierra Díaz
We have been following with concern, the situation that has been created in Honduras after the elections of November 26. We reject the repression against popular protests, we regret the loss of human lives and we call to respect the will of the people. The complicit silence of the OAS and its Secretary General on this situation is striking. We reject interference in internal affairs and demand the right to peace and development of our peoples as expressed in the postulates of the Proclamation of Latin America and the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace.
December 3, 2017
President of Dominica asks for end to the blockade against Cuba.
Roseau, November 27, 2019. His Excellency Mr. Charles Angelo Savarin, President of the Commonwealth of Dominica, once again called for end to the unjustified and continuing economic blockade against Cuba, in order to release the vast potential of the Cuban people, so that it assumes the role that corresponds to it in the world economic and commercial system.
Government of Dominica makes important donation to Cuba as aid for damages caused by Hurricane Irma.
Dominica, Roseau, September 15. Dominica's Commonwealth Prime Minister, Honourable Roosevelt Skerrit; announced at a press conference his government's decision to donate $ 250,000 to Cuba as a contribution to repairing damages caused by Hurricane Irma.
Dominica celebrates Solidarity Day with Venezuela.
Dominica, Roseau, september 16, 2017.The ambassador of Cuba to Dominica, Juan Carlos Frómeta, participated in the Day of Solidarity with Venezuela developed in this capital. The activity, organized by the Venezuelan Embassy, was attended by Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, members of his cabinet, members of the Cuban Medical Brigade and general public.