Brussels, February 8 (RHC)-- The Labor Party of Belgium (PTB) has highlighted in a publication on social networks, Cuba's resistance to the blockade imposed by the United States for more than six decades. 

The organization acknowledged that despite U.S. aggression, the island continues on its socialist path, on the 60th anniversary of the signing by then President John F. Kennedy of Executive Order 3447, which made the blockade official.

The United States has tried for six decades to strangle the small island economically, commercially and financially -- as part of its purpose to extinguish any attempt by the countries in Latin America to fight for their independence.

The Labor Party of Belgium denounced the consequences of the blockade on the daily life of Cubans, from the lack of medicines and the impossibility of using computer programs to the obstacle to financial transactions.  Cuba as grappled with the need for syringes to complete its vaccination campaign against COVID-19, warned the progressive party, which cited a report last year by the humanitarian organization Oxfam on the impact of Washington's policy. 

But Cuba resists, even though the blockade was reinforced by the administration of Donald Trump and the hostility maintained by his successor Joe Biden.

During his administration, Trump decreed 243 measures to tighten the siege against the island, 60 of those actions dictated in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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