Plans Against Cuba, Venezuela are Interfering, Díaz-Canel Denounced.
Havana, May 8, 2019. Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said today that US plans against the Caribbean island and the Venezuelan people are perverse and highly interfering.
'Pronouncements by officials of the US Government against Cuba and Venezuela, have the same objective and are part of the perverse, arrogant and interfering Monroe policy of the North', the Head of State wrote in his Twitter account.
'Nations with dignity will defend independence and sovereignty,' he added.
The blockade is more than the Helms-Burton and the Helms-Burton is more than Title III
La Habana, May 7, 2019. Members of Cuban civil society, intellectuals, journalists, and students gathered on May 3 in Havana, in a public hearing convened by the Association of Cuban Jurists and the Cuban United Nations Association to discuss the activation of the Helms-Burton Act’s Title III, a law that violates the principle of sovereignty, and seeks to destroy our nation and subordinate it to the power of a foreign government.
Director General of United States Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba meets with American religious representatives.
New York, 3 May 2019. Carlos Fernández de Cossío, Director General of United States Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, met today with a representation of religious leaders from the United States, at the headquarters of the Permanent Mission of Cuba to United Nations.
Cuba condemns US decisions hindering the peace process in the Middle East
New York, 29 April 2019. Ambassador Ana Silvia Rodriguez Abascal, Deputy Permanent Representative and Chargé d'affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of Cuba to the United Nations, attended today the Security Council Quarterly Open Debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian Question.
Cuba calls for the inclusion of all in the United Nations communication campaigns
New York, 29 April 2019. Cuba attended today the 41st Session of the UN Committee on Information, where Ambassador Humberto Rivero Rosario highlighted that in the century of new information and communication technologies, it is regrettable that at least 750 million young people and adults – two-thirds of them women - still cannot read and write and 250 million children fail to achieve basic literacy training.