Cuba in Trinidad and Tobago

Medical Brigade Conducts Annual Work Review

Port of Spain, January 25th, 2025. The work carried out during 2024 and the proposals for its continuity in 2025 were the focus of analysis during the annual review conducted by the Medical Brigade in Trinidad and Tobago.

The United States takes steps in the right direction, but the blockade remains in force.

On January 14, 2025, the government of the United States announced the following decisions:

1. Remove Cuba from the State Department list of countries that allegedly sponsor terrorism;

2. Make use of the presidential faculty to prevent US courts from taking action with regards to lawsuits that might be filed by virtue of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act; and

Cuban Government releases persons who are serving prison sentences.

As part of the close and fluid relations with the Vatican, the Government of Cuba has remained in touch with Pope Francis and his representatives and, as has occurred in the past, has kept His Holiness informed about the processes of review of the convictions and the release on imprisoned person, a practice that is common in our judicial system and has characterized the humanitarian record of the Revolution.

Courtesy visit to the Association of Caribbean States

Port of Spain, January 13, 2025. The Cuban ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago, Gustavo Veliz Olivares, was received at the headquarters of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) by its Secretary General, Ambassador Noemí Espinoza Madrid.

During the cordial meeting, they exchanged views on the Association's work prospects for the current year and the preparations for the XXX Ordinary Meeting of the Council of Ministers and the X Summit of Heads of State, scheduled to take place in May in Cartagena de Indias.

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