Cuban and American scientists for more collaboration
Fruitful days of scientific debate have been carried out by members of the delegation of the Cuban Academy of Sciences, led by its president, Dr.C. Luis C. Velázquez Pérez, who visit Washington D.C as part of an exchange with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Cuban president denounces impacts of the US embargo
The Cuban president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, denounced this Monday the impacts on the population and migration, as well as the extraterritoriality of the United States blockade against the Island.
In an interview with Cuban state television, the Cuban president blamed what he called increased migration due to the complex economic crisis that the country is going through on the maximum pressure policy of the United States Government, which induces an irregular, "illegal" flow. unsafe and disorderly."
Johana Tablada: "The United States has had no other response than to continue strangling and suffocating the Cuban economy"
The deputy director for the United States of the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Johana Tablada, was visiting Washington and offered an interview to CNN in Spanish, which we share below.
QUESTION: How is the relationship between the US and Cuba?
Well, relations are not going very well, but we do maintain a mix of visits by US officials to Cuba and by Cuban officials to the United States.
Cuban Foreign Minister: UNGA will consider Cuba draft resolution against the blockade
On November 1st and 2nd, the UNGA will consider a draft resolution on the need to end the blockade against Cuba.
Since 2019, the US government has escalated the blockade measures to an extreme, more harmful, cruel and inhumane dimension. It deprives Cuba of the income essential to acquire food, fuel, raw materials and equipment. It causes lack, difficulties and anxiety for Cuban families. It is a massive, flagrant and systematic violation of Human Rights.
Solidarity Network in the US ratifies its commitment to Cuba
The National Network of Solidarity with Cuba (NNOC) today ratified its commitment to contribute to the lifting of the United States blockade on the island and eliminate its designation from the list of sponsors of terrorism.
At the end of their annual report this Sunday, the representatives of the more than 70 organizations that make up the NNOC (National Network on Cuba) expressed from the University of Massachusetts in Boston, where they met, that this is a mission that "remains clear ».