Latin American and Caribbean ambassadors strengthen diplomatic coordination
Wellington, February 24, 2026.- Heads of Mission of the Latin American and Caribbean Group (GRULAC) accredited in New Zealand held a working meeting at the Residence of Colombia in an atmosphere of cordiality and cooperation, reflecting the longstanding ties among our countries.
The meeting strengthened coordination, integration, and complementarity among the Latin American and Caribbean diplomatic corps, based on mutual respect and shared interests.
Meeting with the Campaign for Solidarity with Cuba in New Zealand
Wellington, February 23, 2026.- The Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in New Zealand held a productive meeting with members of the Cuba solidarity campaign in the country.
Participants agreed on concrete actions to support Cuba in response to the recent U.S. presidential executive order declaring Cuba an “unusual threat” to its national security — a further escalation of hostile policy against the Cuban people.
Coordination was also achieved with activists and organizations in Auckland and Christchurch, strengthening the nationwide solidarity network.
67 Years of Revolution: Fidel, Legacy and Continuity
On January 1, 2026, the Cuban people will commemorate the 67th anniversary of the Triumph of the Revolution, a foundational milestone that irreversibly transformed the nation's destiny and reaffirmed its sovereign will to build a social project grounded in justice, dignity, and independence.
Meeting of Latin American and Spanish Ambassadors with the New Mayor of Wellington
Wellington, December 12, 2025.- The Ambassadors of Latin American countries and Spain accredited in New Zealand held a cordial meeting with the new Mayor of Wellington, Andrew Little. The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to explore various ways to strengthen and expand the relations between our Embassies and the City Council.
Speaker of the New Zealand Parliament Hosts Reception for the Diplomatic Corps in Wellington
Wellington, 8 December 2025.- On 8 December, the Speaker of the New Zealand Parliament, Rt Hon Gerry Brownlee, hosted a reception for the Diplomatic Corps accredited in Wellington. The event took place in a cordial atmosphere conducive to dialogue and exchange.