Reverend Raul Suarez, director of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Center, highlighted that the Honduran brothers can count on the total support of the Cuban people under any circumstances.

Berta Caceres, leader of the Honduran Civil Council of Indigenous Organizations, belonging to the Resistance National Front, called for international solidarity and stressed the need to create support for the Honduran people committees everywhere.

Caceres said that in Honduras the fight is not only for the country's destiny, but also that all of Latin America, the Caribbean and the world, since the coup trend is a strategy that is part of the imperial reaction against the solidarity processes, like the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our Americas (ALBA).

Cuban singers Vicente Feliu and Eduardo Sosa, along with Paraguayan Hugo Ferreira, sang songs of solidarity to pay homage to the brave Central American people.

The ceremony was attended by Kenia Serrano, president of the Cuban Friendship institute and Juan Ramon Elvir, Ambassador to Cuba from the legitimate Honduran government, along other prominent figures.