No scientific evidence to support allegations of sonic attacks
The search for a scientific explanation has been obstructed by the U.S. government, which has never allowed direct contact with diplomatic personnel reporting heath problems
Extensive scientific evidence regarding alleged "sonic attacks" on U.S. diplomats in Havana refutes theories put forward by the government of this country to explain the incidents, used to fabricate false accusations against Cuba.
Western Union suspends family remittances to Cuba, except from the U.S.
This is sanction number 191 imposed by the U.S. government on the Cuban people, with the purpose of causing discouragement and despair, while portraying revolutionary authorities as responsible for the damage caused by its aggressive policy
The Donald Trump administration has added further pressure to its cruel, unjust sanctions on Cuba: the Western Union family remittance company, February 26, suspended financial transfers to Cuba, except for those issued from the United States.
Céspedes inspires today’s just causes
"What makes Céspedes great is not only the firm, decisive decision he made to take up arms, but the act that accompanied that decision, which was to grant freedom to his slaves (...) his willingness to abolish slavery in our country. With this phrase from Comandante en jefe Fidel Castro Ruz, President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez tweeted his tribute to the father of the homeland, on the 146th anniversary of his death in battle, yesterday February 27.
Cuba maintains valuable relations with its citizens living abroad, despite U.S. government hostility The Fourth Nation & Emigration Conference will take place April 8-10 in Havana
"The strengthening of Cuba's ties with its citizens abroad is a continuous, irreversible and permanent process," Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla recently posted on his Twitter account.
Cuba’s war of independence was re-initiated February 24, 1895
Every February 24, Juan Gualberto Gómez, son and grandson of slaves, raised a Cuban flag at Villa Manuela, his residence in the Mantilla neighborhood of Havana, after Spanish colonialism had been replaced by U.S. domination. Flying the lone star flag on this date was his way of saying that Cuba's sovereignty was an aspiration that had not been forgotten.