HAVANA, Cuba, Nov 16 (ACN) On Monday, Cuba gradually reopened its borders, more than 718,400 students returned to classes and productive activities were reactivated. In view of this scenario, friends from all over the world sent their solidarity to the Caribbean island.
Recently, 75 members of the 31st caravan of Pastors for Peace arrived in Havana with a donation of medicines and medical supplies and messages against the genocidal US blockade of Cuba.
Members of the African Diplomatic Group accredited in Havana warmly congratulated the Cuban government and people for the struggles carried out against all forms of adversity faced by the country.
Through a statement released on Monday, the Group noted that they welcome the decisions to open airports, schools, hotels and entertainment facilities as announced, which will guarantee a quick return to normal life.
They also renewed their message of solidarity and support against the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed on Cuba by the United States.
For its part, the Association of Cuban Residents in Ecuador (ACURE) expressed its unrestricted support for the struggle for the sovereignty and independence of the Cuban people.
We denounce the manipulative and meddling campaigns against our country and the ill-intentioned actions of those who seek to create chaos in Cuba from inside and outside the country.
Cubaminrex stresses today that the Association of Cubans living in the Netherlands, “Cuba en mi Alma”, published a statement in which it denounces and condemns the interference campaign of the United States government in Cuba’s affairs and the criminal commercial, economic and financial blockade imposed on our country for more than 60 years.
Meanwhile, the British Trade Union Congress (TUC) today ratified its solidarity with the Cuban people and the “brothers and sisters of the Cuban Workers Federation”.
According to Cubaminrex, the TUC recognized Cuba’s achievements in health, education, social welfare, representation of women and international humanitarian aid, despite the impact of the blockade illegally imposed by the US.
