April 23, 2026 - The Ambassador of Cuba to Canada, Rodrigo Malmierca Díaz, held a meeting with the Honourable Randeep Sarai, Secretary of State for International Development.

In this context, the Cuban diplomat provided an update on the impact of the tightening of the United States blockade on the Cuban people, particularly the energy siege imposed since January 29. He also expressed gratitude to the Government of Canada for the two humanitarian aid packages approved in recent weeks and commented on other cooperation projects being successfully carried out with Canada.

Port of Spain, April 23th, 2026. The Ambassador of Cuba Gustavo Véliz was received at the headquarters of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) by its Secretary General, H.E. Ms. Noemí Espinoza.

Kingstown, April 23, 2026 - The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Carlos Ernesto Rodríguez Etcheverry, paid a visit to the headquarters of the National Workers Movement, where he had a cordial and fruitful meeting with its Secretary General, Noel Jackson.

During the exchange, both sides highlighted the historic ties of solidarity and cooperation that have united Cuba and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, as well as the fundamental role played by trade union movements in defending workers' rights and promoting social justice.

The Cuban diplomat shared an update on the current situation in Cuba, marked by the economic and energy challenges that the country faces, due to the sanctions and pressure from the US Government, while appreciating the expressions of support and solidarity expressed by the Vincentian workers.

Vienna,  April 23. The staff of the Cuban Embassy in Austria joined the popular movement “My Signature for the Homeland,” through which they endorsed the Revolutionary Government’s declaration: “Girón is today and forever!”

Reiterating the Cuban people’s commitment to peace, the members of the diplomatic mission reaffirmed their determination to defend the homeland as the greatest honor and supreme duty of every Cuban.

The words of Fidel, historic leader of the Cuban revolution, whose centennial anniversary of his birth we celebrate this year (2026), echoes and reverberates 65 years ago, when he declared the socialist character of the Cuban revolution, prior to inflicting the first military defeat against US empire in the world, at the Bay of Pigs invasion.

'What the imperialist cannot forgive, is that we are here, that we have made a socialist revolution right under the nose of the United States'

“Cuba is the world’s brightest symbol of resilience and solidarity”, declared the Hon. Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhilla, Speaker of the Namibian National Assembly, during the launch of the “Namibians in Solidarity with the People of Cuba” campaign, which took place today at the Institute of Public Administration in Windhoek.

The venue served as the stage to publicize this act of solidarity and love for Cuba, which aims to raise funds for the purchase of solar panels and medical supplies to be sent to the island to alleviate the difficult situation it faces.

The 65th anniversary of the victory at Playa Girón was commemorated in Windhoek at a solidarity event attended by officers of the Namibian Defence Force, members of the Namibia-Cuba Friendship Association (NAMCUFA), and collaborators serving in this African nation.

Wellington, April 22, 2026.- The Ambassador of Cuba received on a courtesy visit Ms Kayla Polamalu, Second Secretary-designate to the Embassy of New Zealand in Mexico, which is concurrently accredited to Cuba.

During the cordial exchange, the New Zealand diplomat received an update on Cuba’s current realities and the main issues on the bilateral agenda. Both sides also discussed opportunities to continue strengthening the ties of friendship and cooperation between Cuba and New Zealand.

Ms. Tina Katsafaki, mayor of the municipality of Zografou, received Ambassador Aramis Fuente Hernandez this afternoon. He thanked her for all the expressions of friendship and solidarity shown in this important municipality of the Greek capital, especially for the donations of medicines made to support the Cuban people in the face of the difficult situation they are experiencing due to the unprecedented strengthening of the economic, commercial, financial, and energy blockade.

Paris, 23 April 2026.– The 224th session of the Executive Board of UNESCO, held from 8 to 23 April 2026 at the Organization’s Headquarters, provided a platform for Cuba to reaffirm its commitment to peace, multilateralism, and international cooperation, while denouncing the tightening of hostile policies by the United States against the Island.

In its statement, the Cuban delegation denounced that the country has endured for more than six decades the longest sustained economic aggression in contemporary history. This is compounded by Cuba’s arbitrary inclusion on the list of States allegedly sponsoring terrorism, as well as new coercive measures, including a recent executive order aimed at tightening the blockade on fuel supplies, with the objective of causing economic and human damage to undermine national sovereignty.

Cuba reiterated that it will never renounce its sovereign right to build its own development model, nor its commitment to contributing to a more just, supportive, and peaceful world.