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Deputy Minister Alvin Botes condemns Cuba's inclusion on the list of state sponsors of terrorism

Cape Town, 15 July 2024 - South Africa's Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Alvin Botes, condemned the US blockade against Cuba and the island's continued inclusion on the spurius and unilateral list of countries that sponsor terrorism, in an appearance before the country's National Assembly. The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs briefly mentioned some of the country's main foreign policy lines and mentioned Cuba.

South Africa, under an ANC-led GNU, will never turn its back on the Cuban people

Pretoria, 13 July 2024 - South Africa's Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Alvin Botes, has published an article in the prestigious online platform "The African" on the principles and priorities of South Africa's foreign policy under a Government of National Unity. In the article, he made special mention of Cuba and its just struggle against the blockade.

Worldwide rejection of Cuba's inclusion in the U.S. list grows

Havana, 10 July 2024 - Almost fifty governments around the world have so far rejected the inclusion of Cuba in the State Department's list of countries that sponsor terrorism. To this demand the statements of rejection by movements, organisations, institutions, activists and international personalities who have denounced this designation as unjust and arbitrary have been added.

More than 100 young doctors trained in Cuba graduate from medical school

Johannesburg, 05 July 2024 - More than 100 young South Africans that studied in Cuban medical schools graduated today. The 103 new doctors come from seven of the nine provinces of South Africa. The newly graduated doctors said they were a testament to the vision of two extraordinary leaders, Nelson Mandela and Fidel Castro, and an example of what can be achieved through cooperation in human development.

These bills are about unity among Cubans

Havana, 27 June 2024 - The draft laws on migration, foreigners and citizenship are proof of the political decision to strengthen relations with residents abroad and update migration legislation in line with the characteristics of the Cuban migration process and international policies. The bills are currently being analysed with deputies before being presented to the Third Ordinary Session of the Cuban Parliament in July.

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