Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is central to Cuba's international relations, with recent highlights including mass document legalizations and changes to passport policies.

Cuba Transfers Document Legalization Duties from Foreign Ministry to Ministry of Justice

Published on 2/4/2025

Díaz-Canel Responds to New U.S. Sanctions: "Likely a Prelude to Further Announcements"

Published on 2/2/2025

Mandatory Electronic Visa for Tourists Visiting Cuba Starting in 2025

Published on 1/22/2025

Cuban Government Sees Removal from Terrorism Sponsor List as "Limited Yet Proper" Step

Published on 1/15/2025

Cuba to Require Valid Passports for Citizens Entering the Island Starting April 2025

Published on 12/6/2024

Internet Remains a Luxury for Cuban Households as Access Stagnates Below 8%

Published on 10/13/2024

U.S. Embassy in Cuba Warns of Upcoming Demonstration in Havana

Published on 10/8/2024

Colonel from Cuban Ministry of Interior Dies from Oropouche Virus Complications

Published on 9/24/2024

More Than a Million Documents Legalized by Cuba’s Foreign Ministry in 2024

Published on 9/15/2024

Former Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Pérez Roque's Alleged Photo in Havana Takes Social Media by Storm

Published on 8/29/2024

Putin Eases Residency Permits for Foreign Political Asylum Seekers in Russia

Published on 8/19/2024

Ruling Party Claims Cuban People Will Continue Revolutionary Path with Fidel

Published on 8/13/2024

Nearly 4,000 Cubans Sought Aid from Uruguayan Government in 2023

Published on 7/6/2024

Mercedes Collides with MINREX Car in El Vedado

Published on 6/7/2024