Working Meeting with the Workers' Union Party

Warsaw, February 16 - Cuba's designated ambassador to Poland, Ibete Fernández Hernández, met with Piotr Goruk-Górski, vice president of the Workers' Union Party (Unia Pracy).

Islamabad, 12 February. The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba, Damián Cordero Torres, paid a courtesy call to the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps accredited in Pakistan, His Excellency Mr Atadjan Nurlyevich Movlamov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Turkmenistan.

Vienna, February 16. Two youth organizations in Austria have confirmed their support for the recent “Joint Statement by Communist and Anti-Imperialist Youth Organizations” in support of Cuba, in a move that reflects growing solidarity activism with the island in the European country.

At the initiative of the Communist Youth of Greece (KNE), a joint statement was published on February 13 by communist and anti-imperialist youth organizations from around the world condemning the increasing aggression by the USA against Cuba.

Cairo, February 16, 2026. The Al-WAFD Party of Egypt sent a letter to the Cuban Ambassador, Alexander Pellicer Moraga, expressing its solidarity with the island and condemning any unilateral measures that affect the sovereignty of states and the rights of peoples.

In the letter, the Party's Foreign Relations Committee expressed its full solidarity with the call to defend peace and respect for international law, and its absolute rejection of any violation of international law, international treaties and norms, as well as interference in the internal affairs of states. The Committee emphasized the need to preserve the unity, territorial integrity, and independence of all countries.

Joint statement by communist and anti-imperialist youth organizations

Following its imperialist intervention in Venezuela, the Trump administration is intensifying its aggression against Cuba with renewed audacity, resorting to absurd arguments and claims. In this context, it is planning a new operation to economically and commercially suffocate the island of the revolution by imposing tariffs and sanctions on states that supply Cuba with oil and other vital goods, and even considering the possibility of a “maritime blockade” of Cuba.

The United Democratic Youth Organization of Cyprus (EDON) issued a statement condemning the new dangerous escalation of imperialist aggression against Cuba.

In its text, the youth organization of the Progressive Party of Working People of Cyprus (AKEL) points out that "the dangerous new escalation of U.S. imperialist aggression against Cuba is a continuation of a policy aimed at suppressing a people who for decades have defended their right to independence, sovereignty, and self-determination. The new decision by the Trump administration to impose tariffs on countries that supply fuel to Cuba adds to the long-standing economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed since 1962."

The statement of condemnation specifies "this exclusion has immediate and painful consequences for the Cuban people. Restrictions on fuel imports lead to long hours and frequent power outages, which affect homes, schools, hospitals, and workplaces. The lack of fuel paralyzes public transportation, making it difficult for employees and students to get around."

For the seventeenth consecutive time, the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union adopted a resolution condemning the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States government against Cuba, a policy that for more than six decades has profoundly affected the Cuban people and hindered their development.

Tehran, February 16, 2026.- Esmaiel Baghaei, spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, strongly condemned the intensification of the economic blockade against Cuba and the continued pressure imposed on the country by the United States, expressing solidarity with the Cuban government and people.

In a statement issued on Monday, Baqaei strongly deplored the intensification of the economic siege of Cuba and the pressure exerted against the country, expressing solidarity with the people and government of Cuba.

For the seventeenth consecutive time, the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union adopted a resolution condemning the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States government against Cuba, a policy that for more than six decades has profoundly affected the Cuban people and hindered their development.