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Statement of Left Alliance for National Democracy and Socialism (LANDS) On the Attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington, D.C.

Left Alliance for National Democracy and Socialism LANDS On the Attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington, D.C.

We condemn the attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC which took place this past Sunday, the 24th of September. We stand in solidarity with the Cuban people.

This attack follows decades of violent terrorism  against the Cuban  state and people, including some in recent years. A similar attack on the Cuban Embassy  in the US occurred  in 2020 and a global network  of far-right groups  targeted Cuban missions in different  countries  in 2021. This involved petrol bombs  being thrown  at the Cuban Embassy in France.

One Love and one struggle. Statement of the Jamaica Cuba Friendship Association

The Jamaican Solidarity Movement with Cuba, condemns in the most forceful way the vile attack, that included the throwing of 2 Molotov cocktails on the embassy of our sister country in Washinton DC on Sunday evening (September 24).

We view this attack as an emboldened reaction by person/s, who calculated that  they could get way with this act of terror and intimidation, in the same way, as 3 years ago when the said Cuban embassy was shot up by terrorist using AK47 assault rifle and up to this day, no one has being held accountable.

Statement by the President of the Republic of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez on behalf of the G77 at the Summit on the Sustainable Development Goals

Statement by the President of the Republic of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez on behalf of the G77 at the Summit on the Sustainable Development Goals

Mr. President,

I have the honor to speak on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.

This mid-term review of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is taking place at a time of extremely critical juncture, in which developing countries face multiple challenges and an unjust economic order that perpetuates inequalities and poverty. 

The reports prepared by the Secretary General contain undisputable figures that portray a rather somber reality. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic the word was already off track to meet the SDGs.

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