The ceremony was held at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where the former Honduran diplomat, Juan Ramon Elvir Salgado, thanked the Cubans for their friendship and stated he regretted not having concluded the matters of bilateral cooperation. Elvir Salgado, ambassador since 2007, recalled different cooperation projects agreed to by Honduras and Cuba, which addressed areas of literacy, energy saving and health care programs. Salgado noted that Honduras urgently needs to revise its Constitution so that all sectors are included. “Honduras should be for all Hondurans, and not for just a few of them.”
Attending the ceremony were the head of the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Cuban Communist Party Central Committee, Jorge Marti, the first vice-president of the Institute of Friendship with the Peoples Enrique Roman, among other representatives and members of the diplomatic corps accredited in the country of Cuba.
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During the act, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Honduran diplomat, Juan Ramón Elvir Salgado, thanked the Cubans for their friendship and regretted not having concluded the matters of bilateral cooperation, due to the coup d´etat on June 28, which plunged Honduras into unconstitutionality.
Elvir Salgado, ambassador since 2007, recalled different cooperation projects created by both legitimate Honduran president Manuel Zelaya and Cuba, such as literacy, energy saving and healthcare programs.
Salgado assured that the imperial domain and its local allies are coming to an end, “we have no doubt about that”
Likewise, Salgado noted that this Central American country urgently needs to revise the Constitution so that all sectors are included. “Honduras should be for all Hondurans, and not for just a few of them.”
Attending the ceremony were the head of the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Cuban Communist Party Central Committee, Jorge Martí, the first vice-president of the Institute of Friendship with the Peoples Enrique Román, among other representatives and members of the diplomatic corps accredited in the country.
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Cuba and Venezuela are the cancers of Latin America that want to metastacise to other countries to destroy them with their failed systems. How evil that they should want to see the devastation that their systems have caused in their own countries elsewhere in our continent.
May the day come soon when the Castro-Chavismo malignancy disappears from the face of Latin America, and the continent evolves out of totalitarianism and despotism into Democracy and freedom.
Thank you, Honduras, for being the first effective chemo-therapy against the political cancer of our times in our countries.