In a statement published on the ANPP website, the International Relations Commission of the government body asserted that the United States Government insists on lying about the reality of Cuba and its principled position in the fight against international terrorism, maintained since the revolutionary triumph.
Furthermore, he stated that through the use of arbitrary lists, Washington manages political interests of domination and hinders the right of the Cuban people to their development and well-being.
In unison it reinforces the effects of the immoral economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed for six decades to try to surrender the nation, he added.
Parliament stressed that the decision of Secretary of State, Antonhy Blinken, to remove Cuba from the group of the also arbitrary list of countries that do not fully cooperate with US anti-terrorist efforts, exposes the contradiction and political manipulation of the government of the northern nation. in this issue.
Furthermore, he stressed, it is his duty to also remove Cuba from the list of States that supposedly sponsor terrorism.
Cuba and its people have been victims of violent actions sponsored, protected, financed and organized by the US government: 3,478 Cubans have died from this cause and another 2,099 have suffered damage, highlighted the Cuban Parliamentary Commission.
The document also notes that the world is increasingly calling on the US government to put an end to the injustice and denounces that the island’s presence on these spurious lists, without any basis, causes extraordinary harm to the Cuban people, due to the intimidating effects on third parties.
The ANPP ratified that the Caribbean nation maintains its categorical commitment against all terrorist acts, methods and practices, it has never participated in the organization, financing or execution of acts of this type, it is a State Party to the 19 international conventions related to this scourge and It was the fifth country to ratify all of them.
In its statement, the ANPP demanded that the US president, Joe Biden, use his prerogatives and correct the injustice.
The day before, the United States government published its annual State Department report on human trafficking, where it arbitrarily kept Cuba in the worst category, level three, and accused the Caribbean nation of not fully complying with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking, an accusation that the authorities in Havana also rejected. (ALH)
