Dominica Parliament pays tribute to Fidel Castro
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Tuesday, November 25, the Parliament of Dominica paid solemn tribute to the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, on the ninth anniversary of his passing. At the request of Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, lawmakers observed a minute of silence in honor of the Cuban leader, whose figure transcended borders and marked contemporary history.
In his speech, the Prime Minister mentioned Fidel Castro's work and his global impact due to his internationalist vision and unwavering solidarity. Skerrit recalled that “We in Dominica are well aware of his generosity and contributions to the economic and social development (of the country). We will always have fond memories of President Fidel Castro,” he said.
The tribute is part of the activities taking place in various countries to mark the centenary of Fidel Castro, which will be commemorated in 2026. These initiatives highlight his political legacy, his thinking, and his influence on the processes of world integration.
The tribute by the Parliament of Dominica reaffirms the historic ties of friendship between Dominica and Cuba and recognizes the mark left by one of the most influential leaders in the region.
