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Cuba congratulates the South Centre on its 30th anniversary

“We need the Centre to continue supporting those of us who raise our voices against domination and hegemony, unilateral coercive measures, genocidal blockades—such as the one imposed on the Cuban people—and the attempt to impose a single culture and model upon the world. The Centre must remain a catalyst in efforts to ensure that developing countries speak with one voice and stand united against those who seek to divide us, render our realities invisible, and curtail our rights. Only when we act cohesively do developing countries become a significant force in defending the interests of our peoples,” the Cuban Ambassador stressed in his message.

First Deputy Minister of Communications, Ernesto Rodríguez Hernández, meets with the Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.

Meanwhile, the First Deputy Minister reaffirmed the importance Cuba attaches to the preparatory process for the 16th Conference on Trade and Development and its commitment to contributing constructively to its success. He stressed the importance of ensuring that the outcome document of the Conference includes a clear rejection of unilateral measures, which have severely impacted affected countries, including Cuba.

First Vice Minister of Communications, Cro. Ernesto Rodríguez, in the high-level session "Progress made in the implementation and follow-up of the results of the World Summit on the Information Society.

For more than 60 years, the United States government has imposed on Cuba the most severe and prolonged unilateral coercive measures system ever applied against any nation.

Despite the inhuman prohibitions and limitations imposed by this siege, our country will never give up its development, including its scientific and technical progress.

The First Deputy Minister of Communications, Cro. Ernesto Rodríguez Hernández, speaks on item 4 on ‘Technical cooperation activities in science, technology and innovation’, 28th session of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development.

This meeting takes place at a time when humanity has reached a scientific and technological potential unimaginable just a few decades ago –an extraordinary capacity to generate wealth and well-being that, under conditions of equality, equity, and justice, could guarantee dignified, comfortable, and sustainable living standards for almost everyone worldwide.

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