D. Mantzos: The Foreign Ministry Should "Provide Explanations" for Greece's Abstention From the UN Resolution on Lifting the Embargo on Cuba
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For the first time in 34 years, Germany has been taking part in the U.S. blockade policy and abstaining from the vote. A commentary by Andreas Knobloch.
Greek government abstained from UN General Assembly vote on Cuba's resolution “demanding an end to the imperialist blockade”, KKE says The post KKE v government on Cuba's UN resolution: “Once again on the wrong side of history” appeared first on in.gr.
PASOK, KKE and SYRIZA demand immediate explanations from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the abandonment of the time-honored national line.
writes Yannis Makridis 130 countries in favor of Cuba, 17 against and 25 abstentions. This is the result of this year's vote at the UN General Assembly to end the US embargo. A result that, despite the numerical superiority of Cuba's supporters, marks a dangerous retreat: In 2015, the
PASOK is demanding explanations from the government for its decision to abstain from the UN General Assembly resolution to end the US blockade against Cuba. The party's Foreign Affairs Director, Dimitris Mantzos, stressed that this stance constitutes a retreat by Greek diplomacy, especially at a time when Greece is a Non-Permanent Member and presides over the Security Council, while in all previous years since 1992 it has supported the correspon…
The opposition characterizes the move as contrary to every concept of international humanitarian law. The article Pyra against Mitsotakis for the non-support of the Cuban people at the UN appeared first on Documento.
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