Delegation of Trinidad and Tobago present in solidarity event in Havana.
Social organizations, trade unions and representatives of the solidarity movement "Friends of Cuba" of Trinidad and Tobago participated in the Anti-Imperialist Solidarity Meeting, for Democracy and Against Neoliberalism, held in Havana from November 1 to 3, 2019. Participants joined the universal claim for the lifting of the blockade and ratified their support for the Cuban Revolution.
Friends of Cuban solidarity celebrate National Culture Day
Port of Spain November 22, 2019, representatives of social organizations, trade unions and the solidarity movement "Friends of Cuba" of Trinidad and Tobago, celebrated with Cuban diplomats the Day of Cuban National Culture.
The framework was also conducive to present the new Counsellor and Head of Consular Affairs, Patricia Pita Calderón.
The event once again served to strengthen solidarity relations between the two countries.
In Trinidad and Tobago is paid tribute to the victims of the terrorist act against the Cuban plane in 1976.
In Trinidad and Tobago is paid tribute to the victims of the terrorist act against the Cuban plane in 1976.
STATEMENT BY H.E. Mr. BRUNO RODRÍGUEZ PARRILLA, MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA, AT THE GENERAL DEBATE OF THE SEVENTY FOURTH SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY. SEPTEMBER 28, 2019. NEW YORK.
Mr. President;
Mr. Secretary-General;
Heads of State and Government;
Distinguished delegates;
I would like to convey my sincere condolences to the Commonwealth of the Bahamas for the loss of lives and the terrible destruction caused by hurricane Dorian. I call upon the international community to mobilize resources in order to provide assistance to that country.
Mr. President:
Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago in 74th UNGA : " Trinidad and Tobago thus reiterates its call for the unconditional lifting of the economic, commercial and financial Embargo against Cuba ".
Excerpts from the intervention of Prime Minister Keith Rowley at the 74th General Assembly of the United Nations.
Mr. President, history has taught us that the maintenance of international peace and security cannot be separated from the sustainable development , in this regard we maintain that the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed against Cuba, a Caribbean nation, which has been in place for almost six decades undermine the country potential to achieve sustainable development and economic growth.