Numerous voices were heard this Wednesday at the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization to express their support for the resolution “Necessity to end the economic, commercial and financial embargo of the United States against Cuba” passed today, April 30. is matched. Chance.
The first secretary of the party’s central committee and president of the republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, assured on his Twitter account that they were “excellent speeches, devastating arguments, moving solidarity”. And confirmation of the loneliness of the USA in its sanctions policy.
Also from this social network, he expressed his deepest gratitude, describing it as “an act of friendship and honesty that moves the Cuban people” that 18 former presidents and leaders of Latin America and the Caribbean have sent a letter to the President of the United States, explains Joseph Biden and calls on him to lift the blockade of the Greater Antilles, which has lasted more than six decades.
The letter also calls on Biden to remove Cuba from his list of state sponsors of terrorism. The letter draws attention to the economic situation, the energy crisis and the serious impact of Hurricane Ian.
“We ask you, Mr. President, to take into account this dramatic situation that thousands of Cubans are experiencing and to do everything necessary to lift these restrictions that affect the most vulnerable,” reads the letter, signed by Evo Morales and Rafael include Correa, Dilma Rousseff, Juan Manuel Santos and Ernesto Samper, among other former presidents.