00:00In this context, Rodriguez urged the international community to unite and put an end to the U.S. aggression that
00:05endangers Cuba's peace and sovereignty.
00:11I call the international community to mobilize in order to prevent a possible humanitarian catastrophe, whether through arm action or
00:22an energy siege, and the extreme tightening of the blockage, which also kills and causes suffering.
00:28I urge Latin America and the Caribbean to take action to preserve their status as a zone of peace and
00:36avoid the adverse consequences that would destabilize the region.
00:40The time has come for extensive international coordination, transcending political differences, ideological approaches, and historical disputes to establish boundaries and
00:52prevent violations that engender or harm the national interests, peoples, and sovereign prerogatives for whole states.
01:06Cuba and President Miguel Diaz can now highlight the top diplomat's address at the international body through a post on
01:12his social media.
01:13Precisely, the head of state wrote,
01:16On behalf of our noble and supportive people, he called on the international community to take action to prevent a
01:26humanitarian catastrophe that could unfold, whether through the use of force or through an energy blockade and the extreme tightening
01:32of the blockade, which also killed and caused suffering.
01:35Furthermore, he stressed how the foreign minister called on Latin America and the Caribbean to act to preserve their status
01:42as a zone of peace and avoid adverse consequences that would destabilize the region.
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