About a hundred people are in this capital in the 32nd Pastors for Peace Friendship Caravan, an emblematic movement of solidarity between the peoples of the United States and Cuba.

Cuban authorities invited Mexican entrepreneurs to foster and expand economic and trade relations and increase foreign investment in different fields and projects, as well as to increase their participation at Havana’s 38th International Trade Fair next November.

This people has fought tirelessly for its independence. It wins every time someone tries to take it away from it, it fearlessly faces those who try to deprive it of its right to decide how it wants to live. It will therefore never submit to provocations or threats.

More than six decades have passed and the panorama of the Cuban countryside is very different from the one left by capitalism in 1959, when 200,000 farming families did not have a stick of land to sow, and half of the best lands were in the hands of foreign companies, while nearly 300,000 hectares remained uncultivated.