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International Community Once Again Condemns the Blockade Against Cuba

New York, October 28, 2026 — With 130 votes in favor, the United Nations General Assembly has once again backed the Cuban resolution calling for an end to the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States against Cuba. This result marks another diplomatic victory for our country and confirms the broad, majority-based rejection by the international community of a policy that, for decades, has sought to break the sovereign will of the Cuban people.

Cubans residing in Australia reaffirm their support for the UN resolution demanding an end to the blockade against Cuba

Canberra, October 28, 2026. On the eve of the United Nations General Assembly vote on the resolution titled “Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States of America against Cuba,” a group of Cubans residing in Australia issued a public statement expressing their firm rejection of this policy and their support for Cuba’s long-standing demand for its elimination.

UN General Assembly debates draft resolution on ending the U.S. blockade against Cuba for the 34th time

UN General Assembly debates draft resolution on ending the U.S. blockade against Cuba for the 34th time

The blockade has real-world consequences. It affects access to medicines, food production, transportation, healthcare services, water and electricity supplies, and the living conditions of Cuban families.

The truth about the blockade against Cuba will once again be presented to the UN General Assembly as it examines a draft resolution submitted by the island nation this Tuesday and Wednesday.

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