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With an effective work of the pitchers and an offensive contribution distributed among the entire roster, the "Rebels" team of the Cuban embassy in Washington D.C., once again defeated the "Mambises", this time with a score of 15-2, in a game held at the Norwood Park sports center in Maryland.

The Rebel team was sustained by the work of its starting pitcher, who was impassable during the entire game, allowing two solitary dirty runs in the seventh inning. The Rebel relievers effectively pitched the eighth and ninth innings, leaving the Mambises with their machetes sheathed.

From several countries such as Venezuela, Mexico, Panama, Argentina and Haiti, organizations of Cubans living in those countries and friends of the island have expressed their energetic rejection of the blockade.

Through letters sent to the U.S. ambassadors in those countries and to President Joe Biden, they asked the U.S. government to eliminate the economic sanctions against Cuba.

The letters express Cuba's imminent need to recover after the passage of Hurricane Ian, for which it needs resources that the blockade prevents or makes more expensive.