Former CARICOM leaders speak out against the U.S. blockade on oil supplies from other countries to Cuba.
Guyana, Georgetown, February 20, 2026. A former President and seven Prime Ministers from CARICOM countries issued a statement on February 19, 2026, expressing their concern about the devastating consequences of an absolute blockade on oil supplies from third countries to Cuba, established by the U.S.
A call to conscience: stop Donald Trump’s cruel assault against the cuban people
On Monday 9th, an open letter under the name "Let Cuba Live!" rejected Donald Trump´s new Executive Order that seeks to cutt off Cuba’s access to oil as an intentional attempt to induce famine and mass suffering to the cuban people.
Cuban Residents and Guyanese Graduates Reaffirm Solidarity with Cuba
Guyana, Georgetown, January 31, 2026. Cuban residents, Guyanese graduates from Cuba, and prominent figures from that country reaffirmed their solidarity with Cuba.Former President Donald Ramotar, former Foreign Minister Clement Rohee, the People's Victory Organization, and other dignitaries participated in the event held at the Embassy.
Cuba participates in workshop with CARICOM to strengthen resilience and data systems
Georgetown, December 15. The Secretariat of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), and the United Nations Statistics Division and Sustainable Development Goals Division (UNDESA) are holding a regional workshop on the implementation of the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the Caribbean, with the aim of strengthening resilience and data systems.
Cuba hails 53 years of diplomatic ties with CARICOM
Guyana, Georgetwon, December 9, 2025.