Haitian President Travels to Cuba to Discuss Bilateral Relations

PORT au PRINCE – HAVANA   May 19 The President of Haiti, Michel Martelly, today traveled to Cuba in order to hold talks with the authorities about strengthening relations and friendship between the two countries.
The visit to Havana was reported by President Martelly himself on his Twitter account. I left the country this morning to go to Havana to talk with Cuban authorities on cooperation, posted the president, who is expected to return on Tuesday. Martelly acknowledged at the 6th Summit of the Association of Caribbean States, late April in Mexico, the historic collaboration provided by Cuba to his country, which continues today in the health, education, construction, fishing, sport and other sectors. President Martelly told Prensa Latina that the support given by Cuba to his nation did not start after the earthquake of Jan. 12, 2010, but many years before. (Prensa Latina) sgl/ef/isa/mgt/dsa