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May

16

2024

The United States has to take Cuba, once and for all, out of the list of states allegedly sponsoring terrorism

Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

According to U.S. official media reports, on 15 May 2024, the country’s State Secretary submitted to the Congress one more of the arbitrary reports that normally describe countries without any international mandate or recorgnition. This time, he listed four countries who allegedly “do not fully cooperate with the United States antiterrorist efforts for the 2023 calendar year.” As opposed to what has happened in recent years, the list does not slanderously include Cuba among such countries.

May

15

2024

Metting with Director of Institute of International Relations of the University of the West Indies

Port of Spain. Cuba's ambassador, H.E. Gustavo Veliz, visited yesterday afternoon the Institute of International Relations (Diplomatic Academy) of the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, where he met with its director, Dr. Annita Montoute.

May

13

2024

Celebrated Mother's Day and the Nursing Day

The second Sunday in May 2024, Mother's Day, coincided with Nursing Day. On this occasion, the Cuban Medical Brigade, Port of Spain region together with the group of the State Mission in Trinidad and Tobago celebrated both dates together.

May

09

2024

The United States Continues to Protect Terrorists

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has learned, with deep concern, about the judgment delivered by a judge of the Court of the District of Columbia in the United States on May 1st, 2024, who acquitted Alexander Alazo Baró of the four charges he faced as a result of the terrorist attack he had perpetrated against the Cuban Embassy to the United States during the early hours of morning of April 30, 2020, claiming the insanity of the perpetrator.

May

02

2024

Credentials were presented to the President of Trinidad and Tobago.

Port of Spain, May 2, 2024. The Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba, Gustavo Veliz Olivares, presented his Credentials to the President of Trinidad and Tobago, Christine Carla Kangaloo, who welcomed him to the country.

During the dialogue, they highlighted the beginning of bilateral relations between both countries, classified as historic, since Trinidad and Tobago was one of the first Caribbean countries to establish ties with Cuba. The exchange was characterized by affection and formality.

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