The United States again ignored the calls of the international community, defending the economic, commercial and financial blockade that it imposes against Cuba almost 60 years ago.
The United States again ignored the calls of the international community, defending the economic, commercial and financial blockade that it imposes against Cuba almost 60 years ago.
No obstacle will impede Cuba and Venezuela from continuing their path towards development, said Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza when addressing the United Nations General Assembly as the body got ready on Thursday to vote on a resolution demanding the lifting of the US blockade on Cuba.
The United Nations General Assembly is set to vote this Thursday on a resolution, requesting the end of the most prolonged economic, financial, and commercial siege ever kept by a power against another country in modern human history.
The African Group reaffirmed on Wednesday before the United Nations General Assembly its rejection of the economic, financial and commercial blockade imposed on Cuba by the United States for more than half a century.
Cuba’s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez highlighted the overwhelming support his country receives in the UN General Assembly where this Thursday member states will vote on a resolution to demand the US to lift the unlawful blockade against the island.
The Council of Liberator municipality of the Capital District of Venezuela, hailed the 500th anniversary of Havana, and ratified the feelings of solidarity with Cuba and the commitment to the anti-imperialist struggle and sovereignty.
The demand for an end to the US blockade against Cuba once again tops the agenda of the UN General Assembly, which has voiced its condemnation of this policy for the last 27 years.
China on Wednesday ratified its support for the draft resolution that Cuba will submit to the United Nations to demand an end to the United States blockade, and condemned the permanence and tightening of that policy, despite global rejection.
The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, reaffirmed today his support for the management of his Bolivian counterpart, Evo Morales, reelected on October 20 for a new term.
The demand for an end to the US blockade against Cuba once again tops the agenda of the UN General Assembly, which has voiced its condemnation of this policy for the last 27 years.
Venezuela’s Minister of Land Transport Hipolito Abreu denounced the sabotage perpetrated in the Caracas Metro in order to affect transport in the capital.
President Evo Morales insisted that the opposition’s allegations of alleged fraud in Bolivia are a pretext for a coup.
Democratic senators opposed to the policy propelled against Cuba by the Trump Administration, sent a letter to the executive to reject the new restrictions imposed on flights to the island.
In recent days, parliamentarians, intellectuals, solidarity organizations and Cubans living in France have added their voices to the demand that the United States put an end to 60 years of blockade against Cuba.
Directors of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry along with Pakistani businessmen showed on Thursday their willingness to increase cooperation with Cuba, especially in the pharmaceutical sector.
The Bank of Venezuela will make available to users in the coming days the payment in Petro Cryptocurrency, through electronic channels PuntoYa and Biopago.