The U.S. government allocates millions of dollars to obstruct Cuban medical cooperation
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounces and strongly condemns the United States government’s recent aggression against Cuba through a USAID program to finance projects and seek information to discredit and sabotage Cuba's international health care cooperation in dozens of countries, benefitting millions of people. This plan joins the disgraceful pressure exerted on several governments to hamper Cuban cooperation, and previous attempts with the same purpose such as the special “parole” program meant to rob human resources trained in Cuba.
Activity of solidarity with Cuba at the University of Abuja
NIGERIA, August 29, 2019. An act of solidarity with Cuba was held, within the framework of the activities scheduled for the celebration in Nigeria of the VI Continental Meeting of Solidarity with our country and reminder of the 45th anniversary of the establishment of bilateral relations.
It took place in the Theater of the Faculty of Management Sciences and more than 200 people attended, including students, teachers and other guests.
Central event for the 45th Anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Cuba and Nigeria
NIGERIA, August 7, 2019. A political event was held at the “Santos” Theater, in the city of Alimosho, Lagos State, to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the establishment of our bilateral relations.
Cuba is not intimidated by measures adopted to reinforce the blockade
The Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Cuba repudiates, in the strongest terms, measures announced by the United States government on June 4, 2019, reinforcing the economic blockade imposed on Cuba for more than 60 years, at a cost to the Cuban economy that in 2018 exceeded 134 billion dollars at current prices, or 933 billion dollars, when considering the depreciation of the dollar as compared to the value of gold on the international market.As is known, this new escalation, effective June 5, further strengthens the stringent restrictions U.S.