Support for Cuba in Argentina’s Norte Grande highlighted

Participants in the first solidarity meeting with Cuba in Argentina’s Norte Grande today expressed their support for the government and people of the Caribbean nation and called for an end to US aggression against that country.

Gathered in the city of San Miguel de Tucumán, members of various organizations and representatives of the island demanded an end to the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by Washington on the largest part of the Antilles for more than six decades.

In addition, he called for the exclusion of Cuba from the list of alleged sponsors of terrorism drawn up by the United States and the closure and return of the illegally occupied territory at Guantanamo.

The event was organized by other groups, including the Argentine Solidarity Movement and the Federation of Cuban Residents in the Country.

Here the island’s ambassador, Pedro Pablo Prada, graduates from that country and members of the Casas de Amistad in Misiones, Chaco, Formosa, Corrientes, Jujuy, Salta, Santiago del Estero, Catamarca and La Rioja also participated.

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On behalf of Norte Grande, we express our full support for the Cuban people, its revolution and political leadership. A statement released during the event said that the blockade is a genocide, planned from Washington.

In addition, it denounces 243 measures approved by former President Donald Trump’s administration (2017–2021) to intensify this policy, which have been in place during Joe Biden’s administration.

Despite attacks such as the attempted invasion of Playa Girón in 1961, terrorist acts, and continued psychological and communications operations to destabilize it, the Cuban Revolution employs constructive resistance.

The document states that despite the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it developed three vaccines, which are considered among the most effective in the world.

Cuba does not stop showing its solidarity to the world. He deployed his army of white coats with missions in more than 164 countries since 1960. They helped control the Ebola epidemic in Africa and sent 58 brigades to 42 countries to combat COVID-19, he says.

Similarly, it highlights the training of professionals in the Latin American School of Medicine, the literacy of 11 million people with the Cuban method of Yes, I Can, and the implementation of Operation Miracle in 34 states.