The International Solidarity-with-Cuba Movement scheduled actions in dozens of countries around the world to pay homage to the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution Fidel Castro on November 25th, marking the 5th anniversary of his passing.

Cuba and Vietnam friendship organizations evoked today in a virtual working meeting the legacy of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro, ratified the historic ties of brotherhood between the two nations and reviewed joint plans.

Oscar Silvera Martinez, Cuban minister of Justice, ratified Cuba's firm commitment to continue improving the prevention and fight against human trafficking and to contribute to international cooperation against this scourge.

Cuban deputy prime minister Ricardo Cabrisas began a working visit to Russia, announced today on Twitter Ana Teresita Gonzalez, first deputy minister of foreign trade and foreign investment of this Caribbean nation.

Cuba will participate at the 12th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to be held November 30 to December 3, 2021 in Geneva, Switzerland.

Cuban PM Manuel Marrero Cruz ratified the political will to deepen relations with the nations of the Eurasian bloc and urged the active participation of businessmen from that region in investment projects with the island.

Cuban Premier Manuel Marrero will virtually take part at the Meeting of the Euro-Asian Intergovernmental Council, scheduled for Friday November 19.

Austria’s Labor Party condemned all destabilizing plans against Cuba and reaffirms its solidarity with the Cuban people.

Dimitros Papadimoulis, vice-president of the European Parliament described as anachronistic and inhumane the US economic, commercial and financial blockade against Cuba.

The African Diplomatic Group accredited in Cuba made official a donation of funds to back the island’s efforts against the COVID-19 pandemic.

French lawmaker and president of the France-Cuba Friendship Group at the French parliament Francois Michel Lambert condemned the US economic blockade imposed on the island nation for over 60 years now.

On Monday, Cuba gradually reopened its borders, more than 718,400 students returned to classes and productive activities were reactivated. In view of this scenario, friends from all over the world sent their solidarity to the Caribbean island.

Tourism workers at resorts on the Jardines del Rey keys, off the northern coast of central Ciego de Avila province, are ready to welcome international tourists over the next few days following the reopening of Cuban borders on November 15.

The 31st United States-Cuba Friendshipment Caravan will arrive in Havana on Monday evening to bring food, medical and other supplies collected in the U.S. together with the love and solidarity that we appreciate so much and which time has only strengthened and multiplied.