Havana: The Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union (EU) and Cooperation of the Kingdom of Spain, Josep Borrell, today begins an official visit to Cuba, during which he will hold meetings with authorities of the Island, Prensa Latina publishes.
They anticipate that during their stay in the Caribbean nation, the Spanish Chancellor will meet with the Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno RodrÃguez, and carry out other activities.
Both ministers held a meeting recently during the celebration of the ministerial week of the General Assembly of the United Nations, in which the head of the Spanish diplomacy made patent the opposite position of his country to the activation by the United States of title III of the Helms-Burton law.
According to a note, the headlines also analyzed issues of bilateral, regional and multilateral interest.
As of November 1, Borrell will begin to serve as senior representative of the EU's Foreign Policy and Security, after being approved for that position by the European Chamber, on October 8.
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