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Cuba and Croatia favor strengthening bilateral relations
Cuba and Croatia favor strengthening bilateral relations
Havana, Apr 29 (Prensa Latina) Cuba and Croatia on Thursday ratified the willingness to strengthen the political dialogue and boost the development of economic, commercial and cooperation relations, the Cuban Foreign Ministry reported.
According to that source, at the 2nd Round of Political Consultations between Foreign Ministries, held virtually, the parties noted the positive state of bilateral relations, which will be three decades old next year.
At the meeting, the Cuban party thanked Croatia s historic position against the US blockade, as well as that country s traditional position in favor of the development of relations between Cuba and the European Union based on the Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement.
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Croatia Chairs International Holocaust Organization
Croatia 1942: Serbs from the Jasenovac concentration camp
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Croatia Chairs International Holocaust Organization
Is Croatia trying to whitewash Holocaust denial?
Croatia has been selected to chair the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance in 2023. The Croatian Foreign Ministry announced on December 4 that the nomination “underscored [Croatia’s] commitment to the continued fight against anti-Semitism as well as Holocaust denial and distortion.” is pleased to assume Presidency of @TheIHRA in 2023#IHRAfromLeipzig
We are committed to:
countering #Holocaust denial and distortion
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance was founded in 1998 with 34 member states, seven observers and one liaison country. Its stated aim is to increase international cooperation in strengthening “the moral commitment of societies and [combating] growing Holocaust denial and anti-Semit