On the 29th, the Chinese Embassy in Cuba donated a batch of daily necessities to the Praia city government in Havana province of Cuba to help improve the lives of vulnerable groups such as elderly people living alone, pregnant women, infants and children, and people with chronic diseases. Cuban Vice Foreign Minister Elio Rodriguez, Praia Mayor William Garcia, and Chinese Ambassador to Cuba Hua Xin attended the delivery ceremony. In his speech, Hua Xin said that the United States continues to tighten its illegal energy blockade and unilateral sanctions against Cuba, causing difficulties for the Cuban people, and hopes that the relevant materials will help Cuba improve the lives of vulnerable groups. On the 28th, the United Nations General Assembly once again voted by an overwhelming majority for 34 consecutive times to pass the resolution “We must end the economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States against Cuba.” This is a victory for the Cuban people, and it is also a victory for all countries to defend international fairness and justice. China will continue to stand up for Cuba, provide assistance to the best of its ability, and resolutely oppose the hegemonic acts and power interference of the United States against Cuba. “Cuba is not a threat; the blockade is.” In his speech, Garcia thanked China for its long-term support to Cuba, and said that this aid reflects the enduring friendship and unity between the two countries, and hopes to further strengthen coordination and cooperation between the two sides so that the results of the cooperation will benefit the local people. He also thanked China for firmly supporting Cuba's resolution to end the US blockade against Cuba at the United Nations General Assembly on the 28th, and highly praised China's efforts to maintain international fairness and justice and promote international solidarity.
Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
Share
Listen to the news
On the 29th, the Chinese Embassy in Cuba donated a batch of daily necessities to the Praia city government in Havana province of Cuba to help improve the lives of vulnerable groups such as elderly people living alone, pregnant women, infants and children, and people with chronic diseases. Cuban Vice Foreign Minister Elio Rodriguez, Praia Mayor William Garcia, and Chinese Ambassador to Cuba Hua Xin attended the delivery ceremony. In his speech, Hua Xin said that the United States continues to tighten its illegal energy blockade and unilateral sanctions against Cuba, causing difficulties for the Cuban people, and hopes that the relevant materials will help Cuba improve the lives of vulnerable groups. On the 28th, the United Nations General Assembly once again voted by an overwhelming majority for 34 consecutive times to pass the resolution “We must end the economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States against Cuba.” This is a victory for the Cuban people, and it is also a victory for all countries to defend international fairness and justice. China will continue to stand up for Cuba, provide assistance to the best of its ability, and resolutely oppose the hegemonic acts and power interference of the United States against Cuba. “Cuba is not a threat; the blockade is.” In his speech, Garcia thanked China for its long-term support to Cuba, and said that this aid reflects the enduring friendship and unity between the two countries, and hopes to further strengthen coordination and cooperation between the two sides so that the results of the cooperation will benefit the local people. He also thanked China for firmly supporting Cuba's resolution to end the US blockade against Cuba at the United Nations General Assembly on the 28th, and highly praised China's efforts to maintain international fairness and justice and promote international solidarity.
Disclaimer:Webull uses external vendor Google Translation Service for news translations where we endeavour to ensure these are correct, however, we recommend that you please double-check this information accordingly. Webull is not responsible for translation errors or issues.
What's Trending