Foreign Affairs Secretary Says Cuba, Mexico Continuing to Strengthen Bilateral Ties Prensa Latina
go to original September 8, 2014

Cuba's President Raul Castro, center, and Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto, right, review an honor guard at the Revolutionary Palace in Havana, Cuba, in January, 2014. (AP/Alejandro Ernesto)

One of the priorities of Mexican foreign policy towards Latin America and the Caribbean is the strengthening of relations with Cuba, says Mexican Foreign Affairs Secretary, Jose Antonio Meade.

At their meeting in January 2013 in Santiago de Chile, Presidents Raul Castro and Enrique Peña Nieto agreed to relaunch bilateral ties, stressed Meada, quoted by the Granma newspaper.

"In September 2013 I visited Havana at the invitation of Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, in order to jointly review the general situation of our relationship and further extend our dialogue on bilateral and regional issues," he recalled.

He added that in November of that year, Rodríguez had led a delegation of senior officials who visited Mexico City, where eight agreements were signed.

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