The Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodriguez, said on his Twitter account this Thursday that the support of his country to Nicolas Maduro and the Bolivarian and chavista Revolution is and will be invariable.
The Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodriguez, said on his Twitter account this Thursday that the support of his country to Nicolas Maduro and the Bolivarian and chavista Revolution is and will be invariable.
Cuban Chancellor Bruno Rodriguez said this Monday on Twitter that the Government of the island has never allowed or will allow the organization of terrorist acts against any State.
Nelson Mandela’s struggle for peace and his legacy was remembered by Bolivia’s President, Evo Morales, on the fifth anniversary of the physical disappearance of the former South African leader.
Until Wednesday, Cuba hosts the meeting of the World Secretariat of the Women´s International Democratic Federation (WIDF), a meeting to update the work of the organization, which celebrates more than seven decades of founded.
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) warned of attempts to impose an economic or humanitarian solution in Gaza Strip, and to separate it from the rest of the Palestinian territory.
The recovery of tourism in Nicaragua advances with the arrival of foreign visitors and the mobilization of nationals in the country, affected by a failed coup d’état, the Nicaraguan Institute of Tourism reports.
International peace remains threatened by the philosophy of domination, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel warned today at the Nelson Mandela Peace Summit, the high-level meeting of the UN General Assembly.
United Nations, New York.- Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel expressed on Monday Cuba’s disagreement with the philosophy of domination that exists in the world today. As part of his speech during the Nelson Mandela Peace Summit hosted by the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Cuban president explained that “international peace remains threatened […]
The UN General Assembly at its 73rd period of session welcomes on Monday the Nelson Mandela Peace Summit, in which more than 140 speakers, including high statesmen, are expected to attend.