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Autoridades cubanas saludan a Vietnam en el Día de su Independencia

Autoridades cubanas saludan a Vietnam en el Día de su Independencia
El Primer Secretario del Partido Comunista de Cuba y Presidente de la República, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, felicitó a Nguyen Phu Trong, secretario general del Partido Comunista de Vietnam, y al presidente de la nación, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, en ocasión del aniversario 76 de la independencia del hermano país

Autor: Redacción Internacional | internacionales@granma.cu
1 de septiembre de 2021 23:09:10
Vietnam-Dia-Independencia


Foto: Tomada de Prensa Latina
El Primer Secretario del Partido Comunista de Cuba y Presidente de la República, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, felicitó a Nguyen Phu Trong, secretario general del Partido Comunista de Vietnam, y al presidente de la nación, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, en ocasión del aniversario 76 de la independencia del hermano país.

En el mensaje se resaltó «la inquebrantable decisión de continuar desarrollando los históricos lazos de amistad y cooperación» entre los dos países, citó la agencia Prensa Latina.

Igualmente, el primer ministro, Manuel Marrero, transmitió al jefe del Gobierno vietnamita, Pham Minh Chinh, la voluntad de continuar desarrollando la cooperación bilateral y multisectorial, en función de las prioridades y potencialidades existentes en ambas naciones.

Asimismo, el ministro de Relaciones Exteriores, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, envió una misiva de felicitación al canciller vietnamita, Bui Thanh Son.

El 2 de septiembre de 1945, el líder Ho Chi Minh hizo pública la Declaración de Independencia de Vietnam, en la capitalina plaza de Ba Dinh, un acto que puso fin al colonialismo francés. (Redacción Internacional)

Toda la población cubana vacunable habrá recibido al menos una dosis contra la COVID-19 en septiembre

Toda la población cubana vacunable habrá recibido al menos una dosis contra la COVID-19 en septiembre
El 92,6 por ciento de todos los habitantes de la Isla tendrá las tres dosis de la inmunización en el mes de noviembre, incluidos niñas, niños y adolescentes, entre los dos años y los 18 años, once meses y 30 días de edad

Autor: René Tamayo León | internet@granma.cu
31 de agosto de 2021 20:08:42
Diaz-Canel con científicos


Foto: Estudios Revolución
En septiembre toda la población vacunable contra la COVID-19 estará dentro de los esquemas de inmunización que aplica el país, al menos con una dosis, y en noviembre el 92,6 % de los habitantes de Cuba ya habrá recibido las tres dosis, incluidos niñas, niños, adolescentes y jóvenes de dos hasta los 18 años, 11 meses y 30 días de edad.

Así se informó en el encuentro de este martes del Primer Secretario del Comité Central del Partido Comunista y Presidente de la República, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, con científicos y expertos que participan en las actividades de ciencia e innovación tecnológica en el enfrentamiento al coronavirus.

Con la participación del primer ministro, Manuel Marrero Cruz, y moderada por el titular de Salud Pública, José Angel Portal Miranda, en la reunión se detalló el avance de la vacunación y el cronograma de inmunización total en Cuba.


Foto: Estudios Revolución
La doctora Ileana Morales Suárez, directora de Ciencia e Innovación del Minsap, explicó que el cronograma fue revisado por el Primer Secretario, quien indicó acelerar el calendario de vacunación para incrementar la protección de la población cubana ante la contagiosidad y peligrosidad de las nuevas cepas.

La propuesta del Presidente fue un reto y supone el inicio, a partir de septiembre, de la vacunación de más de cinco millones de personas; pero es un reto que podemos cumplir, porque contamos con cientos de vacunatorios y personal suficiente y capacitado, enfatizó, e informó que hasta el 29 de agosto en el país se habían aplicado 13 739 821 de dosis de las vacunas anti-COVID-19, en una estrategia que incluye ir sellando territorios (provincias y municipios) en paralelo con la inmunización de grupos de riesgo.

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Xi says China willing to walk together with Cuba in building socialism


Wednesday, September 1, 2021


Xi says China willing to walk together with Cuba in building socialism
Source: Xinhua| 2021-08-30 17:37:07|Editor: huaxia


BEIJING, Aug. 30 (Xinhua) — Chinese President Xi Jinping said Monday that China is willing to walk together with Cuba in building socialism and be good partners in pursuing common development in a phone conversation with Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel.
Xi also said China is willing to join hands with Cuba in being good exemplars of anti-COVID-19 fight and good comrades in strategic coordination.
In their talks, Diaz-Canel conveyed Comrade Raul Castro’s sincere greetings to Xi, and briefed Xi on the recent domestic situation in Cuba. Xi asked Diaz-Canel to convey his cordial greetings to Comrade Raul Castro.
Xi pointed out that under the strong leadership of the Communist Party of Cuba, Cuban comrades have forcefully defended their revolutionary achievements with no fear for the powerful and unyielding struggle.
Historically speaking, the socialist cause has never been smooth, and the communists have always strived for survival, development and victory through struggles, he said.
China, Xi said, always believes that the right to choose one nation’s own path of social development should be respected, and that unilateral sanctions against other countries or external interference in other countries’ internal affairs should be opposed.
China has always supported Cuba in taking the development road in line with its national conditions and building prosperous and sustainable socialism, and backed the country’s just fight to safeguard the security of its national sovereignty and oppose interference of the powerful, he added.
China will continue to provide assistance and support within its capacity to Cuba in fighting against the pandemic and improving people’s wellbeing, Xi said, expressing his belief that Cuba will make new progress in its socialist cause.
   Xi stressed that under the careful cultivation and vigorous promotion of successive generations of leaders of the two parties and countries, China-Cuba relations have grown even stronger as time goes by, becoming a model of solidarity and cooperation between developing countries.
No matter how the situation changes, China’s policy of sticking to long-term friendship with Cuba will not change, and its willingness to deepen cooperation in various fields with Cuba will not change, Xi said.
China, Xi said, is ready to intensify high-level exchanges with Cuba, strengthen exchanges and mutual learning in governance of party and state, deepen anti-pandemic cooperation, promote practical cooperation and push for even greater development in bilateral relations.
The two sides should intensify their strategic coordination on international and multilateral occasions to safeguard the common interests of developing countries, Xi said, adding that China will continue to uphold fairness and justice for Cuba in both speeches and deeds on the world stage.
For his part, Diaz-Canel said he appreciates China’s precious long-term support for Cuba, including providing Cuba with anti-epidemic supplies, which has shown the brotherly friendship between the two countries.
Cuba firmly follows the socialist path and is willing to strengthen inter-party exchanges and communication with China, as well as practical cooperation in various fields, and to jointly promote the cause of socialism and the development of Cuba-China relations, Diaz-Canel said.
Cuba stands ready to work with China to deepen multilateral coordination, and jointly oppose hegemonism, power politics, and the politicization and stigmatization of the epidemic, he said.
He said Cuba firmly adheres to the one-China policy and opposes interference in China’s internal affairs, and will continue to unswervingly support China’s positions on issues of core interests such as those related to Taiwan and Xinjiang.
The Cuban side, he added, is willing to play a positive role in promoting relations between Latin America and China. Enditem

Another front for U.S. soft coup operations against Cuba

Another front for U.S. soft coup operations against Cuba
Party Political Bureau member and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla denounces Creative Associates International as a front for the U.S. government to design soft coups in our country and others

Lisset Chavez Berguesaugust 27, 2021 10:08:20



Photo: Poster by Kael Abello
Party Political Bureau member and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla recently denounced Creative Associates International as a front for the U.S. government to design soft coups and overturn the government in our country and others.
The Foreign Minister shared an investigation on his Twitter account conducted by MintPress News on Washington’s use of this company to impose its hegemonic agenda around the world: “With a presence today in at least 85 countries, it employs soft power techniques and designs operations to produce regime change and political transitions,” Rodríguez stated.
He detailed some of Creative Associates International’s activities, noting “For years it worked in Cuba, in complicity with the CIA and other U.S. agencies, promoting various projects meant to overthrow our government.”
In a report entitled Creative Associates International (CAI): Not exactly the CIA, but close enough, the MintPress News project reveals that, over the last 20 years, the U.S. government granted Creative Associates 1,998,138,515 dollars in contracts for the company’s subversive operations in Cuba.
The report reads, “For years, Creative Associates International worked closely with the CIA and other government agencies, operating and overseeing an array of projects aimed at overthrowing the Communist government.”
“Creative Associates’ most infamous project was perhaps the creation of a Twitter-like application called Zunzuneo,” the investigators add, which also exposes how the U.S. government wanted to hide its own role in the creation of the application, secretly trying to convince Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to buy the company as a front.