Statement by the Revolutionary Government
Statement by the Revolutionary Government
Girón, today and forever!
As long as there is a woman and a man willing to give their life for the Revolution, we’ll be victorious!
65th Anniversary of the Proclamation of the Socialist Character of the Cuban Revolution.
On April 16, 1961, our Commander in Chief, Fidel Castro Ruz, proclaimed the socialist character of the Cuban Revolution in a historic speech, in which he reaffirmed the Cuban people's commitment to defending our sovereignty and social justice. This historic event took place at a critical moment, following the U.S. air attack on Cuban airports. This was the prelude to the mercenary invasion at Playa Girón, the first defeat of Yankee imperialism in Latin America.
Launch of the 2026 Emancipation Season and Commemoration of the Anniversary of Bussa's Rebellion in Barbados.
As in previous years, officials from the Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in Barbados attended the launch of the Emancipation Season and the Commemoration of the Anniversary of the Bussa Rebellion on April 14, 2026.
The event took place at Groves Plantation, located in St. Philip Parish, under the auspices of the Office of Pan-African Affairs and Heritage, within the Prime Minister's Office. The Minister, the Honorable Trevor Prescod, addressed the audience, emphasizing the importance of this commemoration.
Scholarship program to carry out undergraduate and graduate studies in Cuba.
Scholarship program to carry out undergraduate and graduate studies in Cuba.
The Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in Barbados informs that the call for the Scholarship Program to undertake undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Cuba is open.
A display of genuine solidarity.
Ambassador Yanet Stable Cárdenas received today at the Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in Barbados the academic and researcher from the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Alicia Nicholls, B.Sc. (Hons), M.Sc. (Dist), LL.B. (Hons), founder of one of the main Caribbean blogs on trade, law, and the development of Caribbean trade.