Mission achieved: group of Health collaborators in Jamaica finish their mission
Kingston, 17 July 2025. The Cuban Ambassador to Jamaica, Fermín Quiñones Sánchez, bid farewell this morning at Norman Manley International Airport to a group of Cuban Medical Brigade collaborators who successfully completed their mission in Jamaica.
During the exchange prior to boarding the plane, the Cuban diplomat recognised the important work carried out by the collaborators since their arrival as part of the bilateral cooperation programme in the field of health, as worthy exponents of the humanist and solidarity principles of the Cuban Revolution.
STATEMENT RELATED TO THE PRESIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM ON UNITED STATES SECURITY AGAINST THE PEOPLE OF CUBA
We strongly denounce and condemn the executive order issued by the United States administration on 30 June 2025, which is an amended reissue of Presidential National Security Memorandum No. 5 against the Cuban people and society.
This document seeks to expand and reinforce the criminal and ruthless policy of economic, commercial, and financial blockade, which is an economic war by the United States government against the people and government of Cuba.
Statement of the Jamaica-Cuba Friendship Association
The diplomat in chief of the empire and universally acknowledged as an enemy of the Cuban revolution and its people, Marco Rubio, has outdone himself regarding the callousness and cynicism on his recent pronouncement related to our sister country Cuba.
Cuba rejects US Presidential Memorandum which tightens the economic blockade
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The anti-Cuban document released by the U.S. government on June 30, 2025, consists of a reissue and amendment of the National Security Presidential Memorandum No. 5 that the US government itself had issued on June 16, 2017, at the beginning of Donald Trump's first term.
Cuba categorically denounces and rejects both versions of the infamous document.
U.S. Pressure and Coercion Impose Mercenary on the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights of the OAS
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
For months, the U.S. Secretary of State led an aggressive campaign aimed at installing a prominent member on Washington’s payroll—an outspoken supporter of the blockade and aggression against Cuba—as an allegedly impartial human rights expert.