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In Cuba on Wednesday, the National Assembly of people's power began its 7th regular session of the tenth legislature with an agenda focused on analyzing the country's main economic, social, and legislative challenges.
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00:00In Cuba, on Wednesday, the National Assembly of People's Power began its seventh regular session of the 10th Legislature
00:06with an agenda focused on analyzing the country's main economic, social and legislative challenges.
00:12On July 29 and 30, members of the National Assembly will discuss issues of great importance via videoconference and at
00:19their usual venue.
00:21The Convention Center in Havana among the topics on the agenda is an assessment of the progress of the government's
00:27projection for 2026
00:29with special attention to the economic and social transformations implemented in recent months.
00:34Additionally, the deputies will review the execution of the state budget for the first half of the year
00:39and examine the 2025 Budget Settlement Report, accompanied by the opinion prepared by the parliamentary committees.
00:51In this context, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno RodrĂ­guez addressed the National Assembly of People's Power
00:56for affirming the nation's unwavering defense of its sovereignty in the face of ongoing U.S. aggressions.
01:02RodrĂ­guez emphasized that despite unilateral sanctions, energy blockades and constant external threats from Washington,
01:08the Cuban people retained their absolute right to defend their independence, territory and political process.
01:13Speaking before Parliament, the Foreign Minister denounced the United States for violating international law
01:18through punitive measures and wholesale reports aimed at isolating the island.
01:23RodrĂ­guez highlighted that while Cuba maintains a vocation for peace and seeks respectful deletions
01:29based on mutual dignity, it will continue to resist imperialist pressure,
01:33backed by strong international solidarity and the active engagement of the Cuban diaspora.
01:54Cuba is not a threat to the United States, nor does it wish to be its adversary or enemy.
02:01Our commitment is to peace, as evidenced by the relations we enjoy with the entire international community
02:08and by the Latin American and Caribbean Peace Proclamation signed by the heads of state and government
02:14of the region in Havana.
02:15Our sole commitment is to the Cuban people.
02:30Our mandate stems directly from our full, sole and absolute sovereignty.
02:35We have the duty and the right to reject and confront the aggression that punishes and threatens us,
02:40and we have the right and the supreme duty to defend ourselves, even with arms, if we are attacked militarily.
02:51We continue to aspire to the eventual possibility of a respectful and constructive relationship with our neighbor to the north
02:58and to take steps that lead in that direction, always with absolute, total, and complete respect
03:04for the sovereign rights and prerogatives of each party.
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