#Solidaridad

Havana, July 22. "Dear President Joe Biden: It is time to take a new path in relations between the United States and Cuba. We, the undersigned, make this urgent public appeal to you to reject the cruel policies implemented by the Trump White House that have created so much suffering among the Cuban people ". Thus begins a letter signed by more than 400 personalities who advocate a civilized relationship and respect between the two countries. Under the title "Let Cuba Live", the appeal was published in a full page of The New York Times newspaper.

Monrovia, July 20, 2021 - Liberians who graduated in Cuba, land that turned them into good men and women, expressed that Cuba is not alone.

They reaffirmed their support to the homeland of Commander Fidel Castro, an example of solidarity and internationalism, and made public their denunciation of the destabilizing attempts coordinated by the United States, which took place in Cuba last July 11.

Namibia, July 16th, 2021- During the past few days, there were reports of widespread protests in Cuba. In some media they were presented as uprisings against the government of Cuba and parallels were even drawn to the protests in Eswatini against elite corruption and royal dictatorship. We wish to clarify the events in Cuba and place them into their political and socio-economic context.

Namibia, July 11th, 2021- The Embassy of Cuba in Namibia informs about the way to make monetary donations to Cuba and the medical supplies that the country needs for the control and eradication of COVID-19.