Contrived Connivance Can’t Cancel CARICOM’S Cuba Commitment!
When it comes to Cuba, CARICOM continues to stand remarkably tall.
Chronicles Of A Chronic Caribbean Chronicler By Earl Bousquet
For starters, it was four CARICOM founding members (Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago) that in 1972 jointly broke the US diplomatic blockade against Cuba.
The designation of Cuba as a sponsor of terrorism is rejected in Saint Lucia.
The Humanistic Solidarity Association Saint Lucia-Cuba (HSA) convey to the people and the government of Cuba the unstinting solidarity on the matter of the recent decision by the Donald Trump administration, to include the Republic of Cuba on its so-called List of States Sponsors of Terrorism. The HSA wishes to join the people and the government of Cuba, in a most categorical rejection of this unjust designation of our Caribbean sister state, Cuba.
Saint Lucia personalities support the Henry Reeve Brigade for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Two important political figures from Saint Lucia, who served as the highest representatives of their state and government, conveyed support for the nomination of the Henry Reeve Cuban Medical Brigade for the Nobel Peace Prize. His Excellency Dame Pearlette Louisy, former Governor General, and Honorable Dr Kenny Anthony, former Prime Minister and current Member of the House of Assembly, joined the campaign launched by the Humanistic Solidarity Association Saint Lucia - Cuba to give this high recognition to the Henry Reeve Brigade.
New students from Saint Lucia receive their scholarships to study in Cuba.
The group of twelve students from Saint Lucia who were approved for university studies in Cuba formally received their scholarships at a ceremony held at the Embassy of Cuba. The activity was conducted in three separate groups to comply with the regulations established to avoid Covid-19.
Patriotic declaration of the Cuban collaborators in Saint Lucia
The Cuban collaborators working in Saint Lucia, belonging to the Medical Brigade, the Henry Reeve Brigade, UNECA and Cubadeportes have issued a statement in light of what they consider the recent "actions promoted by the United States Government and citizens in this country to provoke a "soft blow" in our homeland".