Havana, April 29 (Sputnik).- Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla thanked on Sunday the actions of solidarity with Cuba deployed in various places around the world, demanding the end of the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States on the island for more than 60 years.
“After more than three years of uninterrupted days of caravans against the blockade imposed by the US Government on our people, we appreciate the solidarity embrace of friends and compatriots living abroad, who do not stop demanding the end of this criminal policy,” the head of Cuban diplomacy emphasized on his social network account X.
On Sunday, demonstrations of support for the island stood out in Argentina, Bahamas, Canada and Saint Kitts and Nevis, cited by the Cuban Foreign Ministry on social networks.
«The people of Cuba have received expressions of support from different parts of the world. From Argentina, Bahamas, Saint Kitts and Nevis and Canada come images of friends in solidarity who demand the end of the US blockade against our country,” the Cuban Foreign Ministry stressed on the same social network.
Solidarity events with the Caribbean island were also held in the cities of Santa Cruz and La Paz, in Bolivia.
In recent weeks, solidarity actions with Cuba have been reported from Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Belize, Bolivia, Canada, USA, Japan, Nicaragua and Panama, among other countries where groups of activists and Cubans living abroad have raised their voices. in public demonstrations.
In the US, the caravans against US sanctions are organized by the Puentes de Amor organization, which mobilized hundreds of people in several North American cities under the slogan ‘Wherever you are, raise your voice for the Cuban people.’
“Among all Cubans inside and outside the island, we can do a lot to mitigate the effects of the blockade,” Cuban-American Carlos Lazo, organizer of the initiative that has become a movement, which mobilizes hundreds of people, told the Cuban agency Prensa Latina. people on the last Sunday of each month and develops solidarity actions with the island. (Sputnik)
