Grenadian academic calls for sustaining Caribbean solidarity with Cuba in times of crisis
Grenadian professor Wendy C. Grenade recently published an article on the enduring legacy of the Grenada Revolution and Cuba’s role in the development of the Caribbean island, within the context of current geopolitical tensions.
Former Grenadian Foreign Minister calls for solidarity with Cuba during Party Congress
The political leader of Grenada’s Democratic People’s Movement (DPM), Peter David, issued a call to uphold solidarity with Cuba during his organization’s most recent congress in Saint George, denouncing the responsibility of the United States in the crisis facing the island. His remarks focused on the need to preserve Caribbean unity in the face of external pressures.
Communique issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba
The Executive Order of May 1st and the Blockade Measures Announced Today Further Increase the Harm to the Cuban Population and Reinforce the Threat of Aggression
Communiqué issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba
Statement of the Commission on International Relations of the Cuba National Assembly of People’s Power
Havana, May 6, 2026
To parliamentarians, parliaments, and inter-parliamentary organizations:
The deputies who are members of the Commission on International Relations of the National Assembly of People’s Power of the Republic of Cuba reject the new Executive Order of the President of the United States, which intensifies the economic war and seeks to further tighten the illegal and immoral collective punishment of the Cuban people.
Grenadian Trade Unions approve Resolution against U.S. Government hostility toward Cuba
During the International Workers’ Day celebration in Grenada, held on the island of Carriacou, a resolution condemning the latest escalation of hostility by the U.S. government against Cuba was overwhelmingly approved. The pronouncement was part of the solidarity actions with the Greater Antilles that accompanied the workers’ day.