Johana Tablada thanks the solidarity of friends and organizations in the U.S. who oppose the blockade and new aggressive measures
The Deputy Director General for the United States at Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX), Johana Tablada de la Torre, concluded her working visit to Washington, D.C., by thanking friends and solidarity organizations with Cuba who invited her to a discussion on Cuba-U.S. relations.
Press Release from the Embassy of Cuba in the United States
Press Release from the Embassy of Cuba in the United States
Washington, D.C., June 3, 2025 – On Tuesday morning, Johana Tablada, Deputy General Director for the United States of the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, held a press conference with U.S. media and accredited agencies in this country.
American students celebrate Cuban culture
As part of the Embassy Adoption Program project, officials from the Cuban Embassy engaged with students from Harriet Tubman Elementary School to discuss the effects of climate change on Cuba.
During the event, the American students celebrated Cuban culture and sang along to “La Guantanamera".
This meeting complements a prior gathering in January when students from the same school interacted with representatives from the embassy in honor of the 172nd anniversary of the birth of Cuba's National Hero, José Martí.
Cuba rejects U.S. decision to incarcerate migrants in the Guantanamo Naval Base
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Cuba rejects the decision announced by the President of the United States to use the Guantanamo Naval Base to imprison tens of thousands of migrants he has proposed to forcibly expel. It is a demonstration of the brutality with which that government is acting to supposedly correct problems created by the economic and social conditions of that country, the government's own management and its foreign policy, including hostility towards countries of origin.
Casa de las Américas calls for the VI International Colloquium on Latino Studies in the United States
Casa de las Américas, through its Programme of Studies on Latinos in the United States, is calling for its sixth International Colloquium on the theme of "Latinidad y geografías humanas: las fronteras (in)visibles y sus espacios de poder" (Latinos/as/xs and human geographies: (in)visible borders and their spaces of power), from 14 to 16 October 2025. On this occasion, the meeting will focus on the processes of construction and legitimization of racialized spaces that influence the relationship between Latin American, Caribbean, and Indigenous migrants and their children in US society.