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Cuba appreciates U.S. contribution to Hurricane Ian victims

 The Cuban Foreign Ministry is grateful for the U.S. State Department's offer of two million dollars in aid for Cubans affected by Hurricane Ian on Sept. 27.
 

Venezuelans demand that Cuba be removed from the U.S list of countries that promote terrorism

The Venezuela-Cuba Solidarity and Mutual Friendship Movement demanded Monday that the U.S. government remove the island from the list of countries that promote terrorism.
 

U.S. blockade against Cuba condemned in Australia

A resolution condemning the economic, commercial, and financial blockade maintained by the U.S. government against the island was approved here by the Australia Cuba Friendship Society (ACFS).
 

Worst violation of human rights in Cuba is the U.S. blockade

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Preparations underway in Chile for Cuba solidarity meeting

The Movement of Solidarity with Cuba in Chile is making progress in preparations for its 27th national meeting to be held on November 25 and 26 in La Serena, capital of the Coquimbo region.
 

All arms and efforts for Cuba

"I'm so proud of being able to work hand in hand in the volunteer work with the First Secretary of the Party and President of the Republic!" wrote on Twitter Natalia. "It's not pose, it's attitude.

Blinken's tour defends U.S. blockade, denounces Cuban Foreign Minister

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez denounced Thursday that the Latin American tour by U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken seeks to defend his country's hostile policy toward the island.
 

Diaz-Canel visits areas affected by Hurricane Ian in Artemisa

The first Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (CC-PCC) and president of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel toured Thursday areas of the province of Artemisa, affected by the passage of Hurricane Ian.
 

Cuba reiterates its willingness to dialogue with the U.S.

In statements to journalist Rania Khalek of the BreakThroughNews, Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez reiterated Cuba's willingness to dialogue with the U.S. government based on equality and mutual respect.
 

Latin America must continue as a zone of peace, says Cuban Foreign Minister

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez affirmed Tuesday that the territories of Latin America and the Caribbean are and must continue to be peace zones.
 

Cuban Prime Minister continues Southeast Asia tour

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz arrived in Vientiane to complete the second stage of a tour of Southeast Asian nations, which began last September 28 in Hanoi.
 

International Solidarity Supports Cuba's Recovery Efforts

Some eight tons of medical supplies arrived Sunday in the western province of Pinar del Río, donated by the World and Pan American Health Organizations, to contribute to health care after Hurricane Ian.