From the land of Maurice Bishop, Fidel is remembered
From the land of Maurice Bishop, Fidel is remembered
St. George, November 25, 2025. With the presence of the Governor-General of Grenada, Her Excellency Dame Cecile Le Granada, the Acting Prime Minister, the Honorable Phillip Telesford, the Chancellor, the Honorable Joseph Andall, and representatives of Grenadian society, the National Museum of Grenada hosted the commemorative event for the 9th anniversary of the death of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz.
Cubans in Grenada join the #DropTheBlockade demand.
St. George's, October 26. From the Grenada Carenage, Cuban residents and collaborators on the island joined the global caravan against the Blockade that travels through world capitals every last Sunday of the month. Cuban Ambassador Ivette Martínez shared with the participants about the communications campaign discrediting Cuba, which creates false scenarios, generates confusion, and pressures the government to change its vote on the Cuban resolution against the Blockade.
Honoring the Cubans fallen in Grenada.
St. George, October 25. The Memorial to the 24 Cubans who fell during the United States invasion of Grenada stands, where our flag is raised with the same robustness and nobility as the fallen, had place a solemn act of tribute to the feat and memory of these brave men.
From Grenada, Cuba raises its voice of support for Venezuela.
St. George's, October 1. The Cuban State Mission in Grenada reaffirmed its support for the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela with the signing of the Declaration of the Cuban Revolutionary Government in the face of the dangerous US military threat.
In the presence of the Venezuelan Ambassador to the island, His Excellency Mr. Jorge Guerrero Veloz, the members of the Cuban State Mission held an event to reaffirm their support for Venezuela and denounce the escalating actions of the United States government to justify military aggression.
Grenada's Prime Minister Calls for an End to Sanctions on Cuba
Saint George, Sep 27 (Prensa Latina) Grenada's Prime Minister, Dickon Mitchell, criticized the U.S. blockade of Cuba today, arguing that it punishes the island and weakens global collaboration.
Addressing the United Nations plenary session, Mitchell called on the United States to eliminate the barriers that exclude Cuba from regional life and emphasized the importance of international solidarity for educational development.