Roads, railways, ports, air terminals, and waterways face unprecedented threats from climate change, a study by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe says.
Secretary of State for Foreign Trade and Tourism Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne expressed this Friday France’s rejection of U. S. unilateral measures against Cuba.
Felipe VI, King of Spain, will travel to Cuba in November, in the context of the celebrations for the fifth centenary of Havana, chancellors Bruno Rodríguez and Josep Borrell confirmed, and referred to the favorable state of bilateral relations.
As part of his bilateral agenda at the United Nations, the Chancellor of Cuba, Bruno Rodriguez, met with his Andorran counterparts, Maria Ubach Font; from Togo, Robert Dussey; and from Senegal, Amadou Ba.
The Latin American and Caribbean Parliament (PARLATINO) ratified its rejection of the Helms-Burton Act, signed in 1996 by then-American President William Clinton, to intensify the blockade against Cuba.
The Switzerland-Cuba Chamber of Commerce and Industry condemned the activation of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act by the United States Government, and emphasized it has a marked extraterritorial character.
Cuba’s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez, said Cuba has full diplomatic relations with the European Union and its 28 member States, which are advancing based on mutual respect.
The President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, said he will ask the countries of the European Union to extend the deadline for the United Kingdom’s abandonment of the regional bloc until March 2020.
The World Federation of Trade Unions, on behalf of the more than its 95 million members, strongly rejected the attempted coup d’état against the legitimate Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
Members of the Marti Alliance, which groups Cuban emigration entities in the American city of Miami, rejected Title III and the rest of the Helms-Burton Act.
