The popular referendum of the Family Code in Trinidad and Tobago concludes.
Port of Spain, September 18, 2022. The President of the table of the Electoral College No.1 of the 30th Circumscription in Trinidad and Tobago, declared the closing of the voting after having exercised the vote its last voter at 10:40 am on the day from today. In the presence of witnesses, the ballot box was opened to carry out the counting of the ballots.
The popular electoral exercise carried out today demonstrates the existence of a more democratic Code in which affection, solidarity, responsibility and respect prevail.
The popular vote for the Family Code begins in Trinidad and Tobago.
Port of Spain, September 18, 2022. With the intonation of the notes of our National Anthem, the authorities of the School No.1 of the Circumscription No.30 of Trinidad and Tobago made official the constitution of the electoral table to carry out the suffrage by the Family Code.
Cuba has the right to live without a blockade.
Next November 2nd and 3rd, the United Nations General Assembly will once again take into consideration the draft resolution calling for an end to the U.S. blockade against Cuba.
The U.S. government persists in ignoring the demands of the international community, and has intensified the blockade to unprecedented levels.
Eternal glory to the heroes of Matanzas.
Port of Spain, August 19, 2022. The group of the Embassy of Cuba in Trinidad and Tobago endorses the immense pain felt by the relatives and friends of the fallen heroes in Matanzas.
We wish eternal glory to these heroes who, from their young ages, knew how to put sacrifice, humanity, solidarity and professionalism on high in the performance of duty.
Posthumous tribute deserved from the nation to his children.
Cubans in Trinidad and Tobago pay tribute to Fidel on his 96th birthday.
Port of Spain, August 13, 2022. The Embassy group, health collaborators and representatives of Cuban residents, celebrate the 96th birthday of the largest giant. The audiovisual made with phrases, images, as well as anecdotes and evaluations extracted from the publication "I met Fidel" by the Cuban journalist Wilmer Rodríguez, allowed us to get closer to the depth of his historical, political, and revolutionary thought and to learn even more about his personality.