He Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba (MINREX)He is in charge of international relations for the Government of Cuba. The State Council appoints the minister as well as the six vice ministers who are in charge of the various departments of the State Council. The mansion that serves as MINREX headquarters was owned by the Gómez-Mena family.
Ministers of foreign affairs of Cuba since 1959:
- Bruno Rodriguez Grill (since 2009)
- Felipe Pérez Roque (1999-2009)
- Roberto Robaina González (1993-1999)
- Ricardo Alarcón de Quesada (1992-1993)
- Isidoro Malmierca Peoli (1976-1992)
- Raúl Roa García (1959-1976)
US justice acquits Cuban who attacked the Cuban Embassy in Washington with an AK-47
- Editorial of CiberCuba
MINREX pronounces on Cuban rafters rescued off the coast of Mexico
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Cuba will establish electronic visa for tourists
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Body of Canadian tourist who died in Cuba was found buried in Russia
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Evacuation of 248 Cubans stranded in Haiti concludes
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Return of the fourth group of Cubans stranded in Haiti
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Second group of Cubans stranded in Haiti arrives in Cuba
- Editorial of CiberCuba
The first group of Cubans stranded in Haiti arrives in Cuba
- Editorial of CiberCuba
The Cuban regime is willing to accept more deportations from the United States
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Cuba asks the US to end the Adjustment Law and return all illegal Cubans
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Suspending the designated Cuban ambassador in Argentina José Ramón Saborido Loidi
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Cuban regime responds to revelations about Havana Syndrome: "It is Washington syndrome"
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Belgian association sold Easter eggs to raise funds for Cuba
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines donates 235 tons of flour to Cuba
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Cubans stranded in Haiti still cannot return home
- Editorial of CiberCuba
MINREX summons the US Chargé d'Affaires after recent protests in Cuba
- Editorial of CiberCuba
The US denies being behind protests in Cuba: "The accusation is absurd"
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Government speaks out and blames the US for the protests in Santiago de Cuba
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Government studies joining an agreement to avoid legalizing documents in the MINREX
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Putin improves conditions for Cuba to pay its debt with Russia
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Ukraine publishes video of interrogation of captured Cuban mercenary
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Cuban Consular Office in the US resumes in-person services
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Argentina affirms that there are groups of Cubans infiltrated to generate unrest
- Editorial of CiberCuba
Cuban migrant dies in traffic accident in Honduras
- Editorial of CiberCuba