Cuba in Singapore

Raúl Castro, a symbol of the Cuban Revolution

Raúl embodies a tradition that continues to represent discipline, resilience, and loyalty to the cause of national sovereignty.
 
To speak of the Cuban Revolution is also to speak of Raúl Castro Ruz, one of its leading figures since the early battles and a key figure in building the political project that transformed the nation. His life, inextricably linked to the struggle that began in 1953, reflects the evolution of a militant into a leader of national and international stature.
 

Statement by Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez at an event in Solidarity with Cuba.

Dear friends of the solidarity movement with Cuba in India;

My deepest gratitude to each and every one of you and to the vast international movement that you represent, for your persistent, tireless and victorious solidarity with the Cuban people.

It is an honor and a deeply moving experience for me to be here today, in this place, named after Surjeet, a man who embodied, like few others, solidarity among peoples. 

United States must end “energy starvation” of Cuba with severe human rights impacts: UN experts

GENEVA – The January 2026 executive order issued by the President of the United States imposing a fuel blockade on Cuba amounts to ‘energy starvation’ with grave consequences for human rights and the country’s overall development, UN experts* warned today.

“Cuba has been subjected to energy starvation by the United States, a condition in which the lack of fuel cripples the functioning of essential services required for a dignified life,” the experts said. “This unlawful blockade is not only disrupting daily life but also undermining the enjoyment of a wide range of human rights.”

Singapore Travel Agents Association (NATAS) participates for first time at FITCUBA

Singapore, May 11, 2026.

Singapore participates for the first time in FITCUBA, represented by travel agencies and executives from the Singapore Travel Agents Association (NATAS), a clear sign of interest in Cuba as a destination in Southeast Asia.

Cuban Tourism Minister Juan Carlos García summarized the virtual meeting via YouTube, expressing his satisfaction with its success. He noted that over a thousand professionals participated, and 120 digital booths from various countries were featured.

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