U.S. students make first approach to Cuba
Students from the Universities of Maryland and George Washington recently visited the Cuban Embassy in Washington D.C., prior to their visit to the Caribbean nation next March.
During the exchange with Cuban diplomats, the young people received information about the history of our country and our diplomatic headquarters, as well as an update on bilateral relations.
Friendship and support from the Presbyterian Church USA to Cuba.
The Presbyterian Church USA's support for its Cuban brethren has been present for decades. During an exchange with members of several churches of this denomination, the official Javier Levy Hernández, First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy in Washington D.C., thanked the solidarity of the Presbyterians; in a context of continuity of the blockade policy and maximum pressure applied to the island's economy.
The U.S. agricultural sector "has always worked to find ways to break down walls.
It is a pleasure and a satisfaction to have them present in Cuba in such an important composition, with secretaries of Agriculture of several states and representatives of the U.S. agricultural sector, stressed the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, upon receiving the delegation of northern farmers who are currently visiting us.
Cuba thanks Africa for its support against the U.S. blockade.
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez today expressed gratitude to Africa for its permanent support against the blockade maintained by the United States for more than six decades against the island.
In his profile on the social network X, the top representative of Cuban diplomacy highlighted that the XXXVII African Union Summit, recently held in Ethiopia, approved for the fifteenth consecutive time a resolution calling for an end to Washington's siege.
Cuba re-elected to the UN Special Committee on Decolonization.
Cuba was re-elected today as vice-chairman of the Bureau of the UN Special Committee on Decolonization, which confirms the renewed confidence placed in it, according to the First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gerardo Peñalver.
In his speech during the meeting for the formation of that body, the also permanent representative of the Caribbean nation to the United Nations ratified his country's commitment to that responsibility.