Panama Supports Resolution Against the Embargo on Cuba and Offers to Mediate in a Dialogue with the US
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Panama offered to host a possible dialogue between the United States and Cuba, arguing that "perhaps a neutral position could allow both countries to move towards détente.
Alfaro appealed to the Cuban authorities to commit themselves to a process aimed at strengthening democratic institutions, respect for human rights and citizen participation.
Panamanian Foreign Minister Javier Martínez-Acha proposed opening a space of understanding between Washington and Havana, but conditioned any conversation to the will of both governments.
Havana has maintained since June that it does not need mediators. MIAMI, United States – Panama’s Foreign Minister, Javier Martínez-Acha Vásquez, said Thursday that his country could host a dialogue between the governments of Cuba and the United States, a day after his country’s executive presented the offer to the General Assembly [...]
The United Nations General Assembly (UN) approved on October 28 the draft resolution to lift the blockade against the Republic of [...] The UN entry adopts resolution against the blockade on Cuba was first published in RegenerationMX.
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