Cubans and Jamaicans pay tribute to Maceo and Che.
Kingston, 14 June 2026. Representatives from the Cuban State Mission in Jamaica, the Association of Cuban Residents, the Solidarity Movement and graduates from our country gathered in front of the bust of the Bronze Titan in the Park of Jamaican Heroes to pay tribute to two ‘sons of June and of the Revolution’: Antonio Maceo and Ernesto Guevara de la Serna.
Minister of Water, Environment and Climate Change of Jamaica receives the Ambassador of Cuba.
Kingston, 11 June 2026. The Honourable Matthew Samuda, Minister of Water, Environment and Climate Change of Jamaica, received the Ambassador of Cuba, Tania López Larroque.
During the meeting, both parties acknowledged the climate challenges facing both countries, as well as the potential for increasing bilateral cooperation on environmental matters, natural disaster prevention and protection, and the efficient management and use of water resources.
Cuba, the GAE, and the United States: Anatomy of a State-Sponsored Calumny
The GAE is not an opaque entity, nor is it parallel to the Cuban State; on the contrary, it has been a coordinated response of proven effectiveness against the economic blockade that has historically sought to suffocate the Cuban Revolution
The U.S. government has once again acted with premeditated intent in its eagerness to fabricate pretexts to discredit the Cuban Revolution, its historic leadership, and its leaders, thereby confusing both our people and international public opinion.
Jamaicans raise their voices in solidarity with Cuba.
Kingston, 1 June 2026. On the morning of 31 May, the iconic Emancipation Park hosted a rally in solidarity with Cuba, organised by various organisations within the Solidarity Movement and supported by the Association of Cubans Residing in Jamaica.
*STATEMENT | CARICOM Council for Foreign and Community Relations | Situation in Cuba*
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Council for Foreign and Community Relations (COFCOR) expresses its profound concern regarding the ongoing and intensifying economic, commercial, and financial measures imposed upon the Republic of Cuba. The COFCOR reminds that the mounting hardships facing the Cuban people also seriously impact CARICOM nationals studying and living in Cuba, whose well-being remains a priority for the Community.