Conclusion of the National Scientific Day of the Cuban Medical Brigade in Trinidad and Tobago
Port of Spain, December 14th. The Cuban mission in that country accompanied the collaborators of the Cuban Medical Brigade in the closing of the National Scientific Day. During the event, 18 papers were presented, of which 7 were awarded, resulting in 3 being relevant, 1 prominent and 3 mentions. The closing remarks were given by the Cuban ambassador, Tania Diego Olite, whose emotional words highlighted the human quality, solidarity and responsibility of our doctors in the fulfillment of duty.
The US crusade against Cuba’s international medical cooperation
Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba
As was stated in the Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba on August 29, 2019, the government of the United States has deployed, as from last year, an intensive and defamatory campaign against the medical cooperation offered by Cuba, which adds to the threats of sanctions against Cuban leaders and pressures exerted on recipient States to make them dispense with said cooperation.
Our America in the face of the onslaught of imperialism and the oligarchies
Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The most recent events in the region confirm that the US government and the reactionary oligarchies bear the primary responsibility for the dangerous unrest and political and social instability that broke out in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Educational-cultural links between Cuba and Trinidad and Tobago are ratified
Ms. Hamida Alia Baksh recalled the actions of educational-cultural exchange carried out between the school “Sucess Leventille and various Cuban cultural entities, on the occasion of her farewell as director of the aforementioned school institution. As part of these actions, a group of students from the reference school visited Cuba in 2015, the "National Folk Ensemble of Cuba" was presented in this country in 2017 and the "Compas Dance" group did so at the beginning of this year.
Cuban Counsellor highlight Cuba as a safe tourist destination
Port of Spain, November 12, 2019. The “Spanish Club” that met in the National Library of Port of Spain, was a propitious opportunity to promote Cuba as a safe tourist destination. At the event, sponsored by the Latin American and Spanish diplomatic representations, the Counselor of the Embassy of Cuba in Trinidad and Tobago Ana Martínez Noris, also updated the participants on the activities carried out in Havana, on the occasion of the celebration of its 500th Anniversary.