Cuban diplomat explains transformations since adoption of new Constitution

She insisted on the aggressive policy of the US towards Cuba in different ways but particularly the sabotage to the Cuban contracts to get oil which put the country in a very critical situation due to the oil shortages.

Cuban diplomat explains transformations since adoption of new Constitution
Cuba will present again in November a Resolution at the UN General Assembly ask in the US to put an end the blockade against Cuba. Image Credit: Twitter(@APO_source)
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The Cuban Ambassador to Ethiopia, H.E. Mrs. Vilma Thomas addressed local and Cuban journalists in a Press Conference at the Embassy.

The Cuban diplomat explained the transformations experienced by Cuba since the adoption of the new Constitution last April.

She insisted on the aggressive policy of the US towards Cuba in different ways but particularly the sabotage to the Cuban contracts to get oil which put the country in a very critical situation due to the oil shortages.

Cuba will present again in November a Resolution at the UN General Assembly ask in the US to put an end the blockade against Cuba. Ambassador Thomas acknowledged the permanent support received from Africa in this particular issue.

In the context of the bilateral relations with Ethiopia that will reach 45 years in 2020, she confirmed the willingness of her country to continue supporting Ethiopia in its development path, particularly in the sectors of health, agriculture, sports among others. She highlighted also the invitations sent to the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Minister of Culture respectively, to visit Cuba. On the case of the Culture Minister, the invitation is related to the celebration of the 500 anniversary of the city of Havana next November.

The Ambassador also announced that two representatives of the solidarity movement with Cuba in Ethiopia will attend the 6th Continental Meeting in Solidarity with Cuba to be held in Nigeria from the 23 to 25 September.

(With Inputs from APO)

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