Namibia, July 1st, 2022.- H.E.Dr. Hage Geingob, President of the Republic of Namibia, in the framework of the opening ceremony of the 3rd SWAPO Policy Conference, once again condemned the interventionist policy of the United States against Cuba.
Wellington, June 12. Members of solidarity groups with Cuba visited the Embassy this Sunday to share ideas and coordinate future actions, including the celebration of July 26.
Together with union activists and others who have been involved in solidarity for years, we enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
The Ambassador updated them on the situation in Cuba and we exchanged on the international situation.
Havana, June 8. President Miguel Díaz-Canel, meeting with Cubans excluded from the so-called Summit of the Americas, quoted Martí and said: “When a strong nation wants to fight a battle with another, it demands allegiance and service from those nations dependent upon it. The first thing a nation does to dominate another is to separate it from other nations.”
Regarding the announcement, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Carlos Fernández de Cossío have said: "It remains to be seen what the regulations are by which the announced measures are going to be implemented, which may take days or months.
Dublin, May 20, 2022. On the occasion of the visit to Ireland of Elizabeth Ribalta Rubiera, official of the European Division of the “Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples” (ICAP), members of the solidarity movement and representatives of the Association of Cuban Residents ratified their will to defend the Cuban Revolution against the hostile US policy.
Dunedin, May 3. Ambassador Edgardo Valdés met with a group of friends from Cuba, active members of the solidarity movement.
He exchanged with union leaders, representatives of the Maori community in the South Island and other activists, about the international situation, the Cuban reality, and ways to strengthen relations between Cuba and New Zealand.
Blackball, April 30. Ambassador Edgardo Valdés participated in the activities for International Labor Day held in this town on the South Island of New Zealand, which has a strong trade union tradition.
In the evening, the Ambassador made a presentation on the current international scenario and its implications for Latin America and Cuba in particular.
The participation of the Cuban Ambassadors in these celebrations is already a tradition.
Wellington, April 19. Ambassador Edgardo Valdés and First Secretary Dalila Vázquez met at the Embassy with Liz Remmerswaal, Vice President of "World Beyond War", who visited us with her husband.
We had an interesting exchange on the international situation and cooperation in defense of peace between Cuban and New Zealand organizations.
We established avenues for cooperation between ICAP and "World Beyond War", an organization dedicated to the search for peace.
Wellington, April 12. Ambassador Edgardo Valdes received at the Cuban residence the former Minister of Disarmament, Matt Robson, a good friend of Cuba and an active member of the solidarity movement.
They exchanged on the international situation and possible ways to strengthen the relationship between New Zealand and Cuba.
