Havana, Nov 1 (Agencies). – A united clamor against the intensified economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States to Cuba once again toured 28 cities of 20 nations of the world this weekend, mainly within the United States and Europe.
The American cities of Bristol, Troy, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington, New York, Chicago, Albuquerque, Minnesota, and Victoria were the scene of caravans of cars and bicycles; rallies; cultural encounters and strong presence in social networks.
Within the United States, the Puentes de Amor project also called for the normalization of diplomatic relations between Washington and Havana, which implies regularization of immigration procedures and a normal flow of relations between residents of the Caribbean Island with their family and friends. out of the country.
Demonstrations of this type took place in Ottawa and Vancouver, in Canada, and in the Netherlands, where groups in solidarity with Cuba convened a face-to-face meeting in front of the government headquarters to demand the lifting of sanctions on the largest of the Antilles, in a moment of scourge of the pandemic by the SARS-COV-2 coronavirus, which causes COVID 19.
Other virtual actions and initiatives also took place in Latin American cities in Nicaragua, Panama, Mexico, Venezuela, Paraguay, Salvador, the Dominican Republic, Brazil and Trinidad and Tobago, as reported.
European activists from the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Finland and Germany participated in the actions of the weekend that close the day We Have Memory, against Terrorism and the Blockade convened by the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), since September.
In this context, the call for the initiative From Australia to Cuba with Love was presented, consisting of walks in different locations of that nation of Oceania until covering a distance similar to that which separates it from this Antillean Island. This march began in September and brought together the international movement of solidarity with Cuba in a common claim against the economic siege of Cuba.
Also in Turkey, members of the José Martí Friendship with Cuba Association met in the central Macka Park of Ankara to demand the lifting of US sanctions and demand the cessation of the subversive campaign and manipulation orchestrated against the Cuban Revolution.
In Panama City, the Panama-Cuba National Solidarity Meeting was held to plan more actions against the extraterritorial US blockade that causes hardships to the Cuban people, and the meeting was dedicated to the International Contingent of Doctors Specialized in Disaster and Serious Situations Henry Reeve epidemics, for those who supported the nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022.
All the aforementioned actions have been carried out for several months on the last weekend of each month, and with them it is intended to attract attention so that the Resolution in favor of the lifting of the blockade that Cuba presents to the UN is fulfilled.
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