Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel highlighted today on his Twitter account the first anniversary of the referendum where eight million Cubans said yes to the new Constitution.
The Council on Foreign and Community Relations of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) reaffirmed its guiding principles of non-interference and non-intervention in the affairs of States, in analyzing the situation in Venezuela.
The President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, said this Friday that the island is standing for the new Constitution in the referendum on February 24 and for its support to Venezuela.
The referendum on Cuba”s new Constitution continues on Sunday in several countries, an exercise in which diplomats, cooperators and students already voted in over 100 nations on Saturday 16.
Cuba begins its final phase in the run-up to the February 24 referendum, when more than eight million people have been called to the polls to vote on the new Constitution of the Republic.
The President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, said this Wednesday that the new Constitution of the Republic will not be stopped by the Organization of American States (OAS), an entity known for decades of hostility against the island.
Cubans affected by the tornado that hit several municipalities in Havana on January 27 will have easy access to vote in the new constitution referendum, the National Electoral Commission (CEN) said Tuesday.
The President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, said this Monday that with the new Constitution of the Republic, the island will be a better country and more in tune with the present.
The Union of Young Communists, student organizations and youth movements in Cuba called today to attend mass referendum on February 24 and vote Yes for the new Constitution.
The National Electoral Commission (CEN) reported that about 195 special polling stations will be operating in Cuba on February 24, date in which a referendum will be held to ratify the new Constitution.
