Cuba in Liberia

Cuban Culture Festival Held in Liberia.

On October 20, the Cuban Embassy opened its doors to Liberian friends and the diplomatic corps present in Monrovia, showcasing the artwork of Damaris Hasselhuber, guayabera shirts, Cuban music and audiovisuals, an exhibition on Cuban workers, the nation's heroes and martyrs, science, sports, and numerous other items related to Cuban art.

In addition to singing the National Anthem, attendees paid tribute to the birth of Armando Hart Davalos, Abelardo Estorino, and the cultural institutions created by the Cuban Revolution.

Speaker of the Liberian Parliament Receives Cuban Ambassador

The Honorable Richard Nagbe Koon, Professor, Liberian Member of Parliament, and Speaker of the Liberian Parliament, received the Ambassador of Cuba, Dr. Indira López Arguelles, in Monrovia.

The Cuban Ambassador presented the Speaker with a report detailing the impact of the U.S. blockade on the Cuban people. She also outlined the Cuban government's statements in favor of peace, against U.S. military intervention in the region, and its condemnation of the genocide in Palestine.

Cuban Ambassador Attends Opening of Health Clinic run by Graduates of Cuban Medical Schools

In the city of Paynesville, several graduates of Cuban medical schools, along with their families and friends, decided to open a low-cost community health clinic where nearby communities can receive first aid.

Ambassador Dr. Indira López Arguelles visited the clinic and conveyed to the residents her satisfaction with the collective effort and the unity of the young graduates, who, trained in Cuba, are ready to serve their people.

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