Irish solidarity is being very active in the confrontation with the economic blockade against Cuba.
During the recently concluded month of July and the beginning of August, Irish solidarity with Cuba has deployed numerous activities to denounce the resurgence of the economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States government against Cuba and the implementation of the Helms Burton Act.
III Call Anti-imperialist Meeting of Solidarity, for Democracy and against Neoliberalism. Havana, November 1-3/2019.
The Anti-imperialist Meeting of Solidarity, for Democracy and against Neoliberalism will take place in Havana from November 1 to 3 of this year, organized by the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), Central Organization of Cuban Trade Unions (CTC), along with the Cuban Chapter of Social Movements and the Continental Conference for Democracy and against Neoliberalism.
Díaz-Canel: Every tourist who visits us is breaking the U.S. blockade.
Recently held was a government meeting to review progress in tourism, one of six strategic sectors identified in the country’s Development Plan. Basic issues analyzed included current investment projects, the development of productive chains with other industries, and substitution of imported supplies with domestic products.
The Irish Parliament approves a motion concerning the Helms Burton Act.
Dublin, August, 2019. Below is the final motion of Parliament, already published, as well as the list of signatories.
Irish trade unionist friends condemn the Yankee policy of economic blockade of Cuba in the central avenue of the capital.
Dublin, August 7, 2019. We share photos of the demonstration made by trade union friends in Dublin, condemning the cruel Yankee policy of economic blockade of Cuba and in solidarity with the Cuban people.
