Statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has proceeded to withdraw its diplomatic personnel in Libya, where foreign intervention and the NATO military aggression have intensified the conflict and have prevented the Libyan people from advancing towards a negotiated and peaceful solution in the full exercise of their self-determination.

UNASUR Foreign Ministers Meeting

  United States Seeks to Undermine South American Unity  QUITO, August 9.— The possibility that the United States may use seven military bases in Colombia is an attempt to undermine South American integration, said Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolás Maduro in the framework of a meeting of the foreign ministers of the Union of South American [...]

Cuba urges condemnation of coup d’état in Honduras

HAVANA, June 28 (PL). — Cuba today urged international organizations and Honduran public opinion to condemn the coup d’état taking place in that Central American country. Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla called on the United Nations, the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), the Rio Group and the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS) [...]

Hurricane Gustav

STATEMENT BY THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS   On 3rd September last, at 4:45 P.M., the Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, Thomas Shannon, delivered to the Head of the Interest Section of Cuba in Washington, Note Nº 646, which states “its deepest regret for the destruction caused by hurricane Gustav” and affirms [...]

Press conference offered by Felipe Pérez Roque, Minister of Foreign Relations, to the Cuban and foreign press

Press conference offered by Felipe Pérez Roque, Minister of Foreign Relations, to the Cuban and foreign press Ministry of Foreign Relations May 22, 2008 “Year 50 of the Revolution” Stenography Team – Council of State Carina Soto (Moderator): Good morning. We welcome you to this press conference, offered by the Minister of Foreign Relations of [...]