Amid recent controversy, the Trump administration has promised to support the ongoing Cuba blockade to “advance human rights and democracy in Cuba.”
UN agencies and bodies have stated the impact of the U.S. blockade on Cuba in a report addressed to the General Assembly, which will pronounce itself today on the siege made official in 1962.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic expressed today his satisfaction as, thanks to an invitation of President Raúl Castro, he will soon visit Cuba.
The Salvadoran solidarity movement with Cuba ratified today its confidence that the international community will reject in the United Nations the US blockade against the island.
Ten Democratic senators urged President Donald Trump to abstain again in the UN vote on the resolution condemning the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by Washington against Cuba.
UN agencies and bodies have stated the impact of the U.S. blockade on Cuba in a report addressed to the General Assembly, which will pronounce itself today on the siege made official in 1962.
The United States will return to its traditional position supporting the blockade against Cuba and will challenge the international community by voting in the United Nations against the resolution that condemns this policy, said today the State Department.
