Cuban Government: Trump’s measures seek to undermine our sovereignty
The Cuban Government on Tuesday denounced President Donald Trump’s latest attacks on the island as lacking any grounds and demonstrating the US imperialism’s aggressiveness against the people’s sovereignty.
“The decision to reestablish the iron-clad economic war measures against Cuba, which his predecessor eliminated only days before, is a demonstration of the aggressiveness of US imperialism against the sovereignty, peace and well-being of the Cuban population,” stressed a statement from the island’s government.
Donald Trump revokes Cuba's removal from the infamous list of countries that promote terrorism
Washington, January 21 (RHC)-- U.S. President Donald Trump revoked this Monday, in the first hours of his Presidency, the order of last January 14th with which former President Joe Biden removed Cuba from the list of states that promote terrorism.
On January 14th, Biden made his decision, albeit late, that Cuba "should no longer be designated as a State Sponsor of Terrorism," as confirmed by the White House in a statement related to the notification that the then president made to Congress.
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.
U.S. Removes Cuba from the List of Countries Sponsoring Terrorism
The U.S. Government removed Cuba this Tuesday from the spurious list of States that according to them sponsor terrorism, a measure that had been maintained by Washington since January 12, 2021, when it was signed by then President Donald Trump.
The decision revokes President Trump's approved national security memorandum of July 2017 and orders the secretary of the treasury to initiate a process of adjustment to this decision.
Cuba formally joins South Africa's lawsuit against Israel for genocide in Palestine
The Government of the Republic of Cuba formally submitted to the International Court of Justice at its headquarters in The Hague, Netherlands, the Declaration of Intervention in the case “Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide in the Gaza Strip” (South Africa against Israel).
The Declaration was made under Article 63 of the Statute of the Court and it shares the concerns expressed by the Republic of South Africa against Israel for the genocide in Palestine, the country hereby joining the lawsuit filed by the African nation.