Cuba Participates in the 50th Anniversary of the Ibero-American Gala
Cuba’s participation in the Ibero-American Gala organized by the Association of Ibero-American Cultural Attachés, held in Washington, D.C. on the occasion of its 50th anniversary, constitutes a valuable demonstration of its commitment to cultural diplomacy and to strengthening ties among the peoples of the region. This gathering, which brings together diplomatic representatives and Ibero-American artists, provides a privileged platform for showcasing the richness and diversity of Cuban cultural heritage, from its traditional expressions to its most contemporary forms.
Conversa presidente Miguel Díaz-Canel con el politólogo español Pablo Iglesias Turrión
El Primer Secretario del Comité Central del Partido Comunista de Cuba y Presidente de la República de Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, ofreció recientemente una entrevista al politólogo español Pablo Iglesias Turrión en el espacio digital Canal Red.
Durante el diálogo, se abordaron temas clave sobre la situación actual de Cuba, incluyendo el impacto del bloqueo económico, comercial y financiero impuesto por el gobierno de Estados Unidos, así como las recientes acciones de solidaridad internacional hacia la isla.
Closing of the Lecture Series on the Helms-Burton Act
Washington, March 25, 2026 — An academic event held at the Embassy of Cuba in Washington brought to a close the lecture series on the Helms-Burton Act, which had been conducted across several universities in the capital on the 30th anniversary of its entry into force.
A Large U.S. Delegation Participates in the “Nuestra América” Convoy
The “Nuestra América” convoy to Cuba represents a concrete expression of international solidarity, marked especially by the broad participation of citizens from the United States who, from various states and social sectors, join this initiative. This collective effort reflects a human and ethical commitment to the Cuban people, materialized through the collection and delivery of essential aid such as medical supplies, food, and other necessary resources.
Examining the Global Impact of the Helms-Burton Act at George Washington University
As part of a series of conferences focused on analyzing the Helms-Burton Act and its implications, officials from the Embassy of Cuba in Washington took part in an academic exchange at George Washington University.
During the event, participants examined the main legal consequences of this legislation, as well as its impact on the international arena. The activity also created a space for dialogue with attendees, who raised questions about the law’s effects on the Cuban people.