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Cuba’s Government Issues Statement on Haitians Stranded in Eastern-Central Cuba

Orinoco Tribune2 October 5, 2021

Through a press release published on its website, the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported details about the situation of Haitian migrants stranded in Cuba on their way to the United States.

The statement assured that they have received the necessary attention, and that contacts have been established with the Haitian government for their safe and voluntary return.

The following is the communication issued by Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

For several weeks now, the flow of Haitian migrants, who have the objective of reaching the United States has increased in our region.

In boats of precarious condition, hundreds of Haitian citizens try to make a crossing in which they risk their lives. In these circumstances, some boats have landed in Cuba.

Since September 11, Haitian migrants have arrived in the national territory through different provinces of the center and east of the country. As part of Cuba’s humanism and solidarity, these citizens have received all the necessary care, including medical assistance, and remain housed in various facilities equipped for this purpose.

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.@CubaMINREX reported that since Sep 11, Haitian migrants have arrived in Cuba through the Center and the East of the country. These citizens have received all the necessary care, including medical assistance and accommodation in various facilities equipped for this purpose. pic.twitter.com/OZJ8wKW5dy

— EmbaCuba Jamaica (@EmbaCubaJamaica) September 29, 2021

Our authorities, in contact with the Haitian Government and in correspondence with the ties of fraternity, cooperation, and solidarity that characterize our bilateral relationship, are making the necessary arrangements and coordination to ensure the safe and voluntary return of these people to their country, in accordance with the international commitments on migration to which Cuba is a party.

Cuba reiterates the need to work for a safe, orderly, and regular migration, which will only be possible if the root causes of this phenomenon, caused by the prevailing unjust and unequal international order, are addressed.

 

Featured image: Cuba reiterated the need to work for a safe, orderly and regular migration, which will only be possible if the root causes of this phenomenon, caused by the prevailing unjust and unequal international order, are addressed. Photo: Twitter/@IzzSoMedia

(Telesur-English)

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