Addis Ababa, June 12, 2025.- In a significant step toward strengthening the presence and cooperation of Latin America and the Caribbean in Africa, the ambassadors of several countries from the region, including Cuba, gathered for a working session convened by the Ambassador of Colombia to Ethiopia and the African Union, Yeison Arcadio Meneses.
Wellington, September 1. With the presence of the mayor of Wellington, H.W Tory Whanau, the 21st edition of the Latin American and Spanish Film Festival was inaugurated tonight.
8 films from our countries will be presented in various cities in New Zealand between September and November, in a free event organized by the embassies of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Mexico, Peru, and Spain, with the support of several sponsors.
Cuba will present the film "Tales of One More Day", which tells various stories about love in times of pandemic.
Wellington, August 11. The Ambassadors of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, and Peru, together with the second of the representation of Mexico, met at the Embassy of Cuba to exchange ideas on joint actions in favor of our relations with New Zealand.
They also coordinated an upcoming meeting with the New Zealand Foreign Minister, the Honorable Nanaia Mahuta, as part of the steps to strengthen ties between our region and the host country.
GRULAC members maintain an excellent relationship to promote the common interests of our countries.
Wellington, May 23. The Ambassadors of Latin America and Spain met today with authorities from Wellington City Council to formally begin preparations for our Film Festival.
This year under the coordination of Argentina, the festival will be inaugurated in Wellington on September 2 and will extend to several cities in New Zealand.
Cuba will present the film "El Mayor" and will be in charge of the coordination of the festival in the city of Palmerston North.
The event is free and is well received by the local public and the communities of our countries here.
