Jamaican Vice-Chancellor highlights relations with Cuba
Kingston, Jamaica, 5 May 2019. The Ambassador of Cuba to Jamaica, H.E. Mrs. Inés Fors Fernández, paid a courtesy call on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade on 3 May, 2019. She was received by the Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Marcia Gilbert-Roberts, CD, DCSG, JP.
In a friendly talk, one that shows the excellent relations between the Jamaican and Cuban governments and peoples, both diplomats exchanged on various topics of common interest.
Jamaica PNP President rejects US blockade escalation against Cuba
Kingston, Jamaica, 1 May 2019. The Ambassador of Cuba to Jamaica, Mrs. Inés Fors Fernández, visited the headquarters of the People's National Party of Jamaica, where she was received by Dr. Peter Phillips, MP, President of that political party and Leader of the Opposition in the Parliament of Jamaica.
Jamaican Pan-Africanists condemn the escalation of the US blockade against Cuba
Kingston, Jamaica, 29 April 2019. Following the recent announcement by the US authorities about the entry into force of Title III of the Helms Burton Act and other measures aimed at intensifying the unjust and criminal blockade against Cuba, Mr. Imhotep Ashanti, Coordinator of the National Initiating Committee (NIC) of the Pan African Federalist Movement (PAFM) in Jamaica issued a statement expressing the movement's strong condemnation of these measures and the unconditional support for Cuba of the revolutionary Pan-Africanists.
Jamaica PNP representative condemns the reinforcement of the US blockade against Cuba
Kingston, Jamaica, 26 April 2019. Horace Daley, member of the Jamaican Parliament, Opposition spokesperson on Labour and Social Security, Vice Chairman of the People's National Party (PNP) board and President of its International Relations Commission, confirmed the unconditional support of his party for the struggle of the Cuban people to lift the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States government.
Jamaican physician thanks Cuba for her training
Kingston, Jamaica, 25 April 2019. During a meeting organized at the headquarters of the Cuban diplomatic mission with young Jamaicans interested in pursuing university studies in the Largest Island in the Greater Antilles, Dr. Kamille Goulbourne-Anderson, who graduated as a Doctor of Medicine in Santiago de Cuba, expressed her gratitude to Cuba for her professional training as a doctor.