The Ambassador of Cuba to Grenada, Yadirys Echenique Paz, held a new meeting with Senator Andrés Lewis. On this occasion, both reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the bonds of solidarity between Cuba and Grenada.
Harare, July 13, 2026 – The Ambassador of Cuba, Her Excellency Susellys Pérez Mesa, met today with Zimbabwean students who have received scholarships to pursue university studies on the Caribbean island.
The Ambassador briefed Isaac Gumbese and McDonald Matanhire on the historic bilateral relations between the two countries, as well as Cuba's collaboration in health and education, which has resulted in the graduation of some three thousand professionals for this African nation.
London, 16 June. Cuban cinema is currently enjoying a period of growing visibility and recognition in the United Kingdom. Classics and iconic productions from the island are appearing with increasing frequency in prestigious British cinemas, universities and cultural venues, driven by festivals, specialised screenings and the commitment of artists and supporters of Cuba who recognise the universal value of a cinematic tradition inextricably linked to the nation’s history and culture.
London, 3 June 2026. A group of British MPs, peers and trade union leaders gathered outside the UK Parliament to express their firm rejection of the Trump administration’s escalating hostile actions against Cuba. They also called for a public stance of opposition to any threat of military intervention.
The Ambassador of Cuba to Grenada, Yadirys Echenique Paz, delivered words of gratitude during the second solidarity breakfast with the Greater of the Antilles, held in Saint David.
The gathering brought together institutional representatives, community leaders, and members of the Citizens for Cuba campaign, who reaffirmed their support for the Caribbean nation amid current difficulties. The activity was consolidated as a space for dialogue and reaffirmation of the historic ties between Cuba and Grenada.
Saint David was the Grenadian community that hosted the first solidarity breakfast with Cuba, organized by members of the Citizens for Cuba campaign. The initiative brought together residents and community leaders, who expressed their support for the Cuban people in the face of current challenges resulting from the U.S. blockade.
The government of Grenada has confirmed its contribution of US$500,000 as part of the CARICOM-approved initiative to support the Cuban people amidst their current difficulties.
During the announcement, Grenadian Minister of Education David Andrew emphasized that this funding will be used to purchase humanitarian supplies. “Although our government, our population, and our economy are small, we can support our brothers and sisters in Cuba with humanitarian aid at this time,” Minister Andrew stated.
The solidarity initiative with Cuba taking place in Grenada between April 14 and May 14 has gained new momentum with the active participation of churches across the country. Special collections have been announced in churches and congregations as part of the national campaign led by the Citizens for Cuba (CRC) group.
April 14, 1979, marked the beginning of a relationship that has transcended time and circumstances: the friendship between Cuba and Grenada. Just one month after the triumph of the Grenadian Revolution, both countries decided to establish diplomatic ties that soon became an example of cooperation and solidarity in the Caribbean.
