Talk by Josefina Vidal, the Ministry of Foreign Relations' director general for the United States, at a University of Havana event held October 17 to denounce the U.S. blockade and discuss recent announcements made by President Obama regarding relations with Cuba
Yesterday, October 24, youth across the country joined women and workers in denouncing the interventionist nature of President Obama's recent policy directive and demanding an end to the blockade
Even while the ink of Barack Obama’s new Presidential Directive on Cuba is not yet dry, an announcement for new subversive projects against Cuba was published on the U.S. State Department website
Teresa Amarelle, member of the Party Political Bureau and secretary general of the Federation of Cuban Women, leads event in the municipality of Imias condemning hostile U.S. policies
The tribute to campesino Sabino Pupo Milián, on the 68th anniversary of his death, also served as an occasion to demand an end to the hostile policy imposed by the United States on Cuba
The U.S. President has various executive prerogatives with which to modify the application of the blockade against Cuba
The impact of the U.S. blockade on Cuba’s domestic trade was analyzed on October 19, by sector directors and employees
After decades of secret documents concealing sabotage and destabilization plans, Barack Obama’s new presidential policy directive on Cuba was publicly unveiled on Friday, October 14
A new package of measures with a very limited scope was adopted, in view of the continued economic, financial and commercial blockade. Cuba remains committed to civilized relations despite our profound differences
From 9am–3pm on October 17, Cuban youth and civil society reiterated their rejection of the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed on the island by the United States
