Members of the Cuban Medical Brigade in the Turks and Caicos Islands pay tribute to the Lord of the Vanguard
Providenciales, The Turks and Caicos Islands, 29 October 2021. Yesterday afternoon all members of the Cuban Medical Brigade in the Turks and Caicos Islands paid tribute to the Lord of the Vanguard, Commander Camilo Cienfuegos Gorriarán, 62 years after that unfortunate day in which he physically disappeared. Cuban health professionals once again demonstrated their commitment to the homeland, its history and its heroes, by remembering the sacrifices made and struggles fought by the also called the Hero of Yaguajay.
Call for the Second Edition of the Cuba 2021 Business Forum
Kingston, Jamaica, 18 October 2021. The Embassy of Cuba is pleased to share with government institutions and agencies, associations, companies, and businesspeople in Jamaica the call for the Second Edition of the Cuba 2021 Business Forum, which will be held virtually from 29 November to 2 December of this year.
Seven Jamaican entities, public and private, attended the first edition of the Forum in 2020, honoring, in times of COVID-19, the historical presence of Jamaica in the International Fairs of Havana (FIHAV).
Cuban Medical brigade in the Turks and Caicos Islands takes donation to Santiago de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, 6 October 2021. A donation consisting of 12,800 syringes, 37 infrared thermometers with their batteries and 160 KN95 masks was delivered to health authorities in Santiago de Cuba by the "Henry Reeve" Medical Brigade working in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The donation was prepared by the members of the Brigade, foreign graduates from Cuban colleges and Cubans residing in that British Overseas Territory.
26 new members join the Cuban Medical Brigade in Jamaica
Kingston, Jamaica, 5 October 2021. Yesterday was a day of pleasant emotions for all members of the Cuban Medical Brigade in Jamaica, as they received twenty-six new colleagues who join the Cuban health professionals working in the country. With this new group, Cuba surpasses the figure of 500 workers providing unconditional help in this sister Caribbean island.




