Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez denounced on Tuesday Washington’s pressures on regional countries to have them issue statements against the Caribbean island nation.

Nacion y Emigracion( Nation and Emigration) reported on Twitter that 1,500 kilograms of sanitary material were sent to Cuba from Almeria, Spain, to support the island's response to the pandemic.

The Caribbean Community ( CARICOM) called today for peaceful dialogue instead of violence and vandalism, in view of the isolated protests that took place in Cuba on July 11.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, congratulated today on Twitter the new Peruvian president, Pedro Castillo, for his victory in the elections.

The Mexican press highlighted on Sunday the overwhelming support of the Cuban people for their Revolution and the government of President Miguel Díaz-Canel in the face of U.S. aggressions and provocations, reports Prensa Latina news agency.

Mexican and Vietnamese government officials reiterated their support of the Cuban people and their revolution and condemned the US economic, commercial and financial blockade of the island nation.

Uruguay’s Frente Amplio leftist organization rejected attempts of foreign interference against Cuba with the promotion of a forced humanitarian intervention.

Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, Cuban foreign minister, reported today that he received at the headquarters of the foreign ministry the Japanese ambassador to Cuba, Hirata Kenji, with whom he talked about the positive state of relations between the two countries.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez sent condolences to the German people and government for the deaths, injured citizens and material damage caused by the heavy rains reported over the past hours in the western part of the European country.

The World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU) categorically condemned in the last few hours the recent provocations orchestrated in Cuba by counterrevolutionary elements, organized and financed from the United States with destabilizing purposes.

Cuba is not alone, as evidenced by the several messages of solidarity coming from different parts of the world in support of its revolutionary process and against destabilizing attempts.

Cuba is participating today at the Global Education Meeting promoted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ( UNESCO), which is being held in order to analyze the effects of COVID-19 in that field.

Bolivia expressed the solidarity of this Plurinational State with Cuba in view of the destabilization attempts suffered by its people and government, and made a "call to the international community as a whole to put an end to the economic, commercial and financial blockade" imposed by the U.S. for almost 60 years on the Caribbean nation.

The Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) will hold its XXI Meeting of Foreign Ministers on July 24, according to the regional organization's official Twitter profile.
The meeting will take place in Chapultepec Castle, Mexico City, as Mexico holds the pro tempore presidency of the organization, the same tweet refers.