Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez has publicly reciprocated the diplomatic messages received from international leaders and counterparts through his official social media account. The communications, which conveyed congratulations, solidarity, and goodwill, originated from heads of state, government officials, and global associates across multiple nations.
In his digital correspondence, Minister Rodríguez underscored the Caribbean nation’s international recognition for its humanitarian initiatives and solidarity-driven foreign policy. The minister’s post emphasized Cuba’s revolutionary ethos, encapsulated by the hashtag #APuebloEnRevolución (A People in Revolution), which champions peace advocacy and the establishment of a reformed international framework characterized by democratic values, equity, and inclusiveness.
Furthermore, Rodríguez articulated Cuba’s diplomatic vision for a global order free from armed conflicts, coercive force, and unilateral sanctions. His statements coincided with commemorations marking the 67th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, during which he reaffirmed the government’s commitment to enhancing bilateral friendship and cooperative agreements with partner nations. The minister’s message serves as both an acknowledgment of international solidarity and a reaffirmation of Cuba’s revolutionary principles in global diplomacy.