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Cuba Accuses the United States of "Pathological Lies" to Justify the Blockade at the UN

In a convincing reply before the General Assembly, the Cuban delegation denounced Washington's hostile policy, maintained for more than six decades, as the greatest violation of its people's human rights. Cuba called the US accusations of terrorism and human trafficking "cynical" and affirmed that its government has no involvement in the conflict in Ukraine, thus refuting the narrative by the US administration.

Below, full transcript of the Cuban delegation's reply.

Non official translation

 

Madam President:

The world against the blockade: an undeniable truth.

New York, October 28, 2025.– On October 28 and 29, the resolution “Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States of America against Cuba” was presented to the United Nations General Assembly.

Chinese National Extradited to Mexico at the Request of That Country

Statement the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

On October 23, 2025, in response to a formal extradition request and following a decision by the Cuban government, Chinese national Zhi Dong Zhang was transferred to the authorities of the Government of Mexico.

Mr. Zhang had been detained in Cuba on July 31, 2025, for offenses committed on Cuban territory, namely forgery of documents and human trafficking, as defined under the Cuban Penal Code, and was held under provisional detention.

José Daniel Ferrer García departs from Cuba at the request of the government of the United States

Communiqué of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba

The Cuban citizen José Daniel Ferrer García, accompanied by several members of his family, who are also Cuban citizens, has departed from the national territory of Cuba this October 13, 2025.

His departure from Cuba for the United States takes place in response to a formal request by the government of that country and the express consent of Ferrer García and in compliance with all law enforcement formalities established between both countries. 

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