Cuban foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla said Friday that the U.S. government is seeking election results with the new measures announced against Cuba.
New U.S. measures against Cuba are for electoral purposes, Cuban FM says
Progressive groups in US create new alliance against the blockade on Cuba
Progressive organizations in the United States created the Alliance for Cuba Engagement and Respect (Acere), aimed at advocating for the lifting of the economic, financial and commercial blockade imposed by the United States against the Caribbean nation.
Cuba and China condemn US attempt to destabilize their governments
China and Cuba reaffirmed today their positions condemning the US renewed attempts to destabilize their governments and interfere in internal affairs.
Cuban FM suggests US to use arms race money to face COVID-19 pandemic
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez suggested today that the United States should use the money allocated to arms race to fight the Covid-19 pandemic.
U.S. Govt. is a threat to peace, Cuban FM asserts
At a time when the world is calling for solidarity and understanding, the U.S. government is a threat to peace, Cuban foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla said Wednesday on Twitter.
Cuban FM sends condolences to Lebanon after massive explosions in Beirut
Cuban foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla conveyed his condolences to the Lebanese government and people after the massive explosion reported in Beirut on Tuesday.
Nobel Peace Prize campaign for Cuban doctors grows in Greece
More than 47,000 members make up the Greek group for the Nobel Peace Prize to Cuban doctors, with 70 organizations among unions, associations, portals and websites and the interaction of some 400,000 followers.
Former London Mayor denounced US´ attack against Cuba
Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone denounced the United States' onslaught against Cuba's medical assistance to other countries affected by Covid-19, and assured that the Caribbean island deserves admiration instead of sanctions.
China offers loans to Latin America and the Caribbean for access to COVID-19 vaccine
China will offer a 1-billion-dollar loan to enable Latin American and Caribbean countries to access the COVID-19 vaccine, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi said recently during an online meeting with the region's foreign ministers.
US reverend opposes inclusion of Cuba on Special Watch List
Reverend Jim Winkler, president and general secretary of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States, has expressed his opposition to the fact that Cuba has been and continues to be included on the "Special Watch List" of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
EU ambassador highlights potential of Cuban public health
Alberto Navarro, ambassador of the European Union (EU) to Havana, highlighted the importance of mutual exchange to take advantage of Cuba's public health potential, as evidenced in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cuba to participate in UNESCO online seminar
Cuba will participate Tuesday in a web seminar where the Latin American Laboratory for Assessment of the Quality of Education (LLECE), of the Regional Office for Education in Latin America and the Caribbean (OREALC/Unesco), will release the results of the Curricular Analysis of the Regional Comparative and Explanatory Study (ERCE 2019).
Cuba repudiates US decision to close Chinese consulate in Houston
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez condemned the unilateral decision taken by the United States Government to close the Chinese Consulate General in the city of Houston.
American jury files suits against attacker of Cuban embassy in Washington
A federal grand jury accused the perpetrator of the April 30 attack against Cuba's Embassy in USA of multiple crimes, an incident about which the US government remains silent up to now.