00:00Welcome back. Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez denounced the economic impact of the U.S. blockade against the island and
00:06reaffirmed the resistance of the people.
00:08Through his account on the social media X, the minister stated the impact of more than $7 billion in one
00:13year caused by United States aggression against the Cuban economy is destructive.
00:17The Foreign Minister also emphasized, however, the experience gained from 60-70 years of the blockade plus the nature of
00:24Cuba's political, economic and social systems allows us to confront the pronounced strengthening of U.S. aggression with great limitations,
00:31but in an organized manner with the ability to guide the allocation of resources based on priorities to protect the
00:37most vulnerable population and to accommodate the aggression with the greatest possible equity and justice.
00:42Bruno Rodriguez concluded, although the blow is undoubtedly hard, the national response and the creative effort deployed are not what
00:49the imperialists or the anti-Cuban politicians expected.
00:51They rushed to predict the end of the revolution and the collapse of the country.
01:00Also in this regard, the Ministry of Public Health of Cuba added on the negative impact the U.S. blockade
01:05has in health services on the island.
01:07Through a post on X, the authorities shared how between 300 and 400 children and adolescents are diagnosed with cancer
01:14every year in the country, and that today 1,400 young people are facing the disease with moving strength.
01:20In this context, he added how supporting their medical care in times of suffocation is a daily act of love
01:25and heroism.
01:31Furthermore, Cuba's Minister of Public Health, José Ángel Portal Miranda, also referred to the consequences of the intensification of the
01:38U.S. blockade on the medical sector and posted on his ex-account,
01:41the inevitable postponement of surgical procedures due to the constitution in Cuba has a direct impact on thousands of patients,
01:49many of them children,
01:50with what human rights is the U.S. government talking about when its actions put lives at risk?
01:56and when its actions put lives at risk?
01:57and when its actions put lives at risk?
02:01And always...
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