Cuban families have been living under embargo for more than 60 years

HAVANA, Oct 23 (Prince Latina) For more than 60 years, Cuban families have been living under the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by successive governments in the United States.

The shortcomings and damages resulting from this policy limit the development of Cuban life and the realization of their human rights.

The international community has almost unanimously supported the Antilles resolution since 1991 before the United Nations: “The necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States against Cuba.”

Citizens and foreigners are aware of the harm caused by this policy in all areas of the country, which is reinventing ways to continue the work of the revolution and the conquests of socialism.

It has been difficult years for the Cuban people, with search attempts to circumvent the strictures of one-sided rule that suffocate and kill.

Recently, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Caribbean island, Bruno Rodriguez, outlined to the press accredited here some numbers that show, between August 2021 and February 2022, the negative effects of the blockade.

In that period, the largest of the Antilles lost $15 million per day, 454 million per month, and finally $3,806 million in seven months, a historic record amount for a short period.

He added that during the first 14 months of the Joe Biden government’s rule, the damages to it amounted to six thousand and 364 million dollars. The embargo defines the nature of US policy towards Cuba, and has been reinforced to unprecedented levels under the government of President Donald Trump, which the current US president is holding on to, as he has failed to deliver on his election promises.

On the 2nd and 3rd of November, the United Nations will consider for the thirtieth time the Cuban resolution against the embargo, and once again, Cuba will show that it has the right to live in peace, and it will be beneficial to the United States and the world. .