Cuba-Russia Partnerships Flourish at FIHA-2024
Cuba-Russia Partnerships Flourish at FIHA-2024

Cuba-Russia Partnerships Flourish at FIHA-2024

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The Havana International Fair, FIHA-2024, marked a significant strengthening of business ties between Cuba and international partners, especially with the inauguration of the Russian Federation Pavilion attended by President Miguel Díaz-Canel. Russian Ambassador Viktor Koronelli highlighted the growing interest in collaborative projects in sectors like energy, tourism, and digitalization. Meanwhile, Granma, Cuba's official newspaper, asserted that the Cuban regime will continue to oppose U.S. interests regardless of the outcome of the upcoming U.S. presidential election, framing both candidates as part of a bipartisan effort to undermine the Cuban Revolution. The 10th Congress of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba emphasized the crucial role of culture in national identity, urging artists to defend their heritage amidst an economic crisis exacerbated by the U.S. blockade. Cuban leaders underscored the importance of maintaining cultural integrity and community engagement during challenging times. As the U.S. election approaches, Cubans remain vigilant about its potential implications for their country's ongoing economic struggles.

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