The conviction that the Caribbean nation's position will be felt once again at the United Nations General Assembly and demonstrate Washington's isolation regarding its policy of maximum pressure and economic choking was reaffirmed today by Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic.

Speaking at the conclusion of his participation on the radio program Criterio Compartido, Díaz-Canel noted that the country is navigating a context in which the United States government is conducting an intense diplomatic and communications offensive, described as unprecedented, aimed at concealing the crime committed daily against the Cuban people, which he characterized as a silent genocide.

In line with this denuncia, the international community has rejected the economic embargo and demanded an end to this aggression at the United Nations for 34 years.

In light of this, he stated that October 28 will once again showcase the majority position of the international community, regardless of the heavy pressure, blackmail, and slander the White House has exerted on other states—actions that have been documented and denounced by various voices.

“What they cannot conceal is the collective punishment against the Cuban people—the damage inflicted on our population, reflected in those vulnerable individuals we discussed today,” he concluded.