Cuba for Peace from Canada
In a tour of 11 cities in Canada, Leima Martinez Freire, Director of North America of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples, together with Aileen Carmenaty Sanchez, Third Secretary of the Embassy of Cuba in Canada, in charge of social movements, carried out an intense program to exchange on the "Role of Cuba in the struggle for Peace".
Cuban Ambassador pays visit to Ottawa Mayor
Ottawa - June 11, 2024. As part of his presentation activities as new Ambassador of Cuba to Canada, Rodrigo Malmierca Díaz, visited today the Mayor's Office of the Capital of the country.
In this context, he had a positive exchange with His Worship Mark Sutcliffe, Mayor of Ottawa, and he wrote a warm greeting on behalf of the Cuban people in the Visitors' Book of the Mayor's Office.
XI Convention of the Canadian Network on Cuba (CNC)
On June 8 and 9, the XI Biennial Convention of the Canadian Network on Cuba (CNC) was held in the city of Toronto. The event was attended by representatives of more than 20 organizations and other friends of Cuba, who have worked intensely to promote solidarity and love for our people for decades.
As part of the event, a balance of the actions developed by each organization during the last two years and proposals for actions to continue promoting and adding friends to support Cuba were made.
Cuban Ambassador in Canadá meets with Minister of International Development.
Cuban Ambassador to Canada Rodrigo Malmierca Díaz held a meeting with the Honorable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of International Development, during which he expressed his gratitude for the projects of cooperation currently are being developed with Canada.
The meeting was also an opportunity to explore new possibilities, including triangular cooperation with third countries in areas such as food security, renewable energies, gender equality, climate change, among others.
Festival of Cultures in St Constant
The third edition of the Festival of Cultures was held in the town of St Constant under the auspices of the Mayor's Office. It was a unique opportunity for Latin America to shine with its dances, typical costumes and traditional dishes.
Cubans living in Montreal represented the country and put the name of the island on high. There were musical presentations, rumba classes and the typical mojito with a large number of people.