Statement by the President of the Republic of Cuba Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, at the Special CELAC Summit of Heads of State and Government to consider the break-in at Mexico's diplomatic mission in Ecuador
Dear President Xiomara Castro;
Heads of State and Government and other representatives of the nations of our region,
On behalf of its people and government, Cuba appreciates and supports the convening of this special CELAC Summit, given the serious nature of the issue that brings us together.
Cuba and the United States hold immigration talks in Washington DC
Washington, April 16, 2024 - On April 16, 2024, representatives of Cuba and the United States held bilateral migration talks in Washington DC.
Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío Domínguez headed the Cuban delegation and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for the State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs Eric Jacobstein led the U.S. delegation.
Cuban Ambassador to Ghana meets with officials from the University of Cape Coast.
Cape Coast, April 11, 2024. - The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to the Republic of Ghana, Anette Chao García, met with officials of the University of Cape Coast to discuss mutually beneficial future projects. Among the officials she met were the Chancellor of the University, Dr. Sir. Samuel Esson Jonah; Chairman of the Governing Council, Prof. Harold Amonoo-Kuofi; and the Dean of International Relations, Dr. Samuel Bert Boadi-Kusi.
For Cuba, the new report on alleged sonic attacks against the United States is deemed a "political operation". Interview by Johana Tablada to AP
Andrea Rodriguez, AP reporter: First, your name and your full title, as you want it to be used. And the second thing is, well, we have all seen or read the story on this report, from three important media outlets, somehow re-hashing the Havana syndrome, correct? What is Cuba's position on this?
Johana Tablada: Johana Tablada, Deputy Director General for the United States at MINREX.
Experts from the UN Human Rights Council qualified the blockade against Cuba as a violation of International Law and the human rights of the Cuban people. APR 02 2024
Havana, April 1, 2024.- The Special Rapporteurs of the UN Human Rights Council on the Right to Food, the Right to Development, Extreme Poverty and the Negative Impact of Unilateral Coercive Measures on the enjoyment of Human Rights, in an unprecedented communication, have formally described the blockade imposed by the United States against Cuba, aggravated by the country's inclusion on the list of countries sponsoring terrorism, as a serious violation of International Law, including the principle of non-compliance.