‘Mexico Will Continue to Send Humanitarian Aid to Cuba’ Announces Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco to the UN
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Roberto Velasco told the UN that Mexico will continue sending humanitarian aid to Cuba and rejected the embargo imposed by the United States.
Velasco condemned the United States blockade of the Cuban nation and, in addition, affirmed that his country will continue to send humanitarian assistance to the Cuban inhabitants.
Mexico reaffirms to the UN that it will continue to send humanitarian aid to Cuba as part of a decades-old policy of solidarity.
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cubainformación.tvMexico’s Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco spoke on September 25 at the 81st United Nations General Assembly, in New York, where he presented positions of Mexican foreign policy. La Jornada confirmed its participation in the UN High Level Week. The post Mexico reaffirms to the UN its solidarity with Cuba and rejection of the embargo first appeared on Cubadebate.
United Nations, 25 Sep (Latin Press) Mexico today reaffirmed at the United Nations the rejection of the embargo imposed by the United States on Cuba and ratified that it will continue to send material aid to meet the most urgent needs of the island's population. The post Mexico reaffirms in UN support to Cuba in the face of the US blockade first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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