Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla posted on Twitter that the United States has no moral authority to accuse Cuba, deceitfully so, of trafficking in persons and held that the U.S. government will fail in its attempts to tarnish Cuba’s exemplary work in preventing and fighting such practices or to break Cuba’s will to develop international medical cooperation.

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero thanked the Nicaraguan People for their gestures of solidarity with Cuba and affirmed that the Cuban government and people will always stand by their Sandinista brothers and sisters.

Cuban prime minister Manuel Marrero Cruz and the delegation accompanying him arrived today in Nicaragua's Augusto Cesar Sandino International Airport to take part in the celebrations marking the 43rd anniversary of the triumph of the Sandinista People's Revolution.

A Cuban delegation, headed by prime minister Manuel Marrero Cruz, will arrive today in Nicaragua to participate in the main ceremony marking the 43rd anniversary of the triumph of the Sandinista revolution.

Activists with the US Pastors for Peace Caravan will meet a tight agenda in Cuba after their arrival here on Monday, including a ceremony to mark the 30th year that such humanitarian caravans have come to Cuba.

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero offered warm welcome to visiting Venezuelan Executive vice-president Delcy Rodriguez.

Cuban premier Manuel Marrero Cruz received today at the Palace of the Revolution Delcy Rodriguez Gomez, executive vice president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

 For the first time, Timor Leste and Cuba held inter-foreign ministerial consultations, where several issues of mutual interest were discussed, the Cuban ministry of foreign affairs ( MINREX by its Spanish acronym) reported today.

After a long and fruitful day of touring centers of social and economic interest in this city, the Juan Rius Rivera Cuba Solidarity Brigade, from Puerto Rico, continues today in Bayamo its visit program to the province of Granma.

The Cuba-Mexico business forum, held for two days at the Hotel Nacional, concluded today in Havana with the signing of agreements arising from business rounds between entities from both countries.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador denounced the influence of Florida-based Cuban politicians in reinforcing the US economic, commercial and financial blockade of Cuba.

Deputy Prime Minister Ricardo Cabrisas Ruiz described the 2022 Cuba-Mexico Business Forum as a golden opportunity to keep strengthening economic, trade, financial and cooperation ties between the two countries.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez will be in the opening session of the Cuba-Mexico 2022 Business Forum, held in this city and attended by more than 100 Mexican businesspersons and representatives of Cuban entities, as well as by Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz and Antonio Luis Carricarte, president of the Chamber of Commerce.

Over 100 Mexican entrepreneurs will attend the Cuba-Mexico Business Forum 2022 opening doors Thursday at Havana’s Hotel Nacional.