Socialist Workers Party of Croatia condemns the reintroduction of Cuba on the list of State Sponsors of Terrorism.
Zagreb, January 21. The Socialist Workers Party of Croatia (SRP) issued a statement condemning the United States for the recent reintroduction of Cuba on the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism, and demanding, in turn, the definitive end of the inhumane economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed against our country.
Party of Labor calls for solidarity action with Cuba
Vienna, January 17. The Party of Labor of Austria (PdA) published an editorial/communiqué on the recent removal of Cuba from the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism by the United States, and although it recognizes the measure as a correct step, it calls for the definitive end of the blockade.
The Austrian Workers' Party is also working to strengthen solidarity with socialist Cuba.
United States of America relaxes sanctions against Cuba - A step in the right direction, but not the end of the blockade
Press article from the Austrian Labor Party newspaper
Call for the 18th international may day brigade of voluntary work and solidarity with Cuba
Call for the 18th international may day brigade of voluntary work and solidarity with Cuba
Dear friends,
Please accept our warmest greetings from the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), a social organization that contributes to the strengthening, mobilization and unity of the International Solidarity Movement in defense of the Cuban Revolution and for friendship, peace, sovereignty and the just causes of the peoples.
In the spirit of the Ordinary Jubilee of the Year 2025, the Cuban Government releases persons who are serving prison sentences
Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba
As part of the close and fluid relations with the Vatican, the Government of Cuba has remained in touch with Pope Francis and his representatives and, as has occurred in the past, has kept His Holiness informed about the processes of review of the convictions and the release on imprisoned person, a practice that is common in our judicial system and has characterized the humanitarian record of the Revolution.