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Calls at UN for anti-Cuba
blockade to be lifted
NEW YORK, September
23.— Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
stated that without a political will, obsolete
measures such as the U.S. blockade of Cuba
will continue to exist. The dignitary was the first
speaker at the 64th Session of the UN General
Assembly, which took place today.
For his part, Uruguayan President Tabaré Vázquez,
stated that as Americans, "we feel the ethical duty
and political responsibility of likewise reiterating
in this international forum that we will persevere
in our efforts toward American integration without
exclusions, exceptions, or blockades like the one
affecting Cuba." |
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