For Cuba: yes to dialogue with the U.S., but NO bombs.
This Sunday, April 26, a group of Cubans living in the United States gathered at the Plaza of the Flags at Miami International Airport to send a loud and clear message: No military aggression against Cuba by the United States—yes to dialogue and talks between both governments. No more blockades; yes to travel and remittances for Cuban families.
(Source: Radio Miami Today)
FBI–MININT Cooperation in Case of Kidnapping of a U.S. Minor in Cuba
The recent joint operation between the FBI and Cuba’s Ministry of the Interior (MININT) to rescue a minor of U.S. nationality is a clear example that WHEN THERE IS UNDERSTANDING, COOPERATION IS POSSIBLE.
Cuban poets present at the Rio Grande Valley International Poetry Festival, United States
From April 23 to 26, 2026, Cuban poets will participate virtually in the Rio Grande Valley International Poetry Festival, held in Texas, United States, from Cameron County to Hidalgo County. The event is organized by FlowerSong Press, an independent publisher based in McAllen, Texas, which reaffirms its love for Cuba and its firm commitment to denouncing the cultural and economic blockade imposed by the Trump Administration.
Embassy of Cuba in the United States Joins the “My Signature for the Homeland” Initiative
The staff of the Cuban Embassy in the United States joined in signing the document “My Signature for the Homeland,” a grassroots initiative launched on April 19.
The action is part of a broad movement rejecting the economic, commercial, and financial embargo imposed by the United States government against the island, as well as the recent tightening of these measures.
“We Condemn Everything that Divides Humanity and Unbalances the World”: Statement by the Martiano Program
Statement by the entities of the National Program for the Study and Promotion of Martiano Thought
Convinced that there are no threats capable of intimidating the people of Abdala—a symbol of the utmost sacrifice that a profoundly Martiano people will always be willing to make; confident that “no prow can cut through a cloud of ideas,” and that moral weapons are those that save peoples and define what it means to be human; mindful of our history and proud of our mambí, guerrilla, and humanist heritage: