The Economic Society of Friends of the Country, true to its motto "Pro Patria" (For the Homeland), strongly condemns the latest aggression by the United States government against the Cuban people, aimed at preventing the supply of fuel and other vital resources, in order to cause the collapse of the economy, health services, education, and the entire functioning of the country.

Cuban Journalists Association (UPEC by its Spanish acronym) issued a statement on Saturday denouncing the new genocidal escalation by the United States government against Cuba.

Numerous organizations in different regions of the world reaffirmed their support for Cuba in defense of its sovereignty and national security, in response to the recent executive order from the United States government, and agreed that the island is a symbol of solidarity and anti-imperialist resistance, reported the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cubaminrex.

The Cuba Soberana Humanitarian Project, based in Brussels, Belgium, denounced the immediate impact of U.S. sanctions that attempt to limit the island's access to fuel, energy, and essential goods, with direct consequences for the Cuban population, reported the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cubaminrex.

Statement by Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, published in full by the Cubaminrex website.

The voices of Jose Marti, Simon Bolivar, and Fidel Castro rise from different moments in history, but what is most important is that they converge on a single concern: the fate of the Latin American people in the face of the imperialist power of the United States.

Today, as the United States viciously threatens Cuba, the call from "the stateless" to capitulate and surrender as the only way to steer the economy, restore light to our nights of extinguished bulbs, and achieve well-being is an opportunistic and recurring presence on social media.

On the 173^rdanniversary of José Martí's birth, Cuba celebrated his life and work, whose values ​​remain fully relevant today.

Casa de las Américas announced in this city the international lecture series "Paths to Decolonization: Thoughts, Art, and Cultural Action," scheduled to take place between February and December 2026 as part of its postgraduate course series, Prensa Latina reported.

Following the awards ceremony at the recently concluded International Tourism Fair of Spain (FITUR 2026), the ExcelenciasGroup announced that it will present its awards in Cuba on March 11 to recognize achievements in 15 categories.

The Code for Children, Adolescents and Youth has just come into effect in the country following his publication in Cuba’s GacetaOficial yesterday, on the 173^rdanniversary of the birth of Cuba's National Hero, José Martí in honor of his legacy, largely dedicated to children.

In a post on X, the Cuban Government reported that President Miguel Díaz-CanelBermúdezled the extraordinary Party plenary sessions in the provinces of Las Tunas and Camagüey as part of a string of meetings being held throughout the country to discuss the priorities for 2026.

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruzpresided over extraordinary meetings of the government councils in the provinces of Guantánamo and Santiago de Cuba and urged the local authorities to boost production and work in accordance with the country’s current needs.

Cuba's commitment to making responsible progress in the use of nuclear science and technology was evident today in Havana, as part of the diagnostic meeting for the Integrated Plan for the Sustainability of Nuclear Physical Security (INSSP).

The Jose Marti Memorial, opened on January 27, 1996, at the  Revolution Square, celebrates its thirtieth anniversary as the largest monument dedicated to the National Hero and an emblematic site of the Cuban nation.