00:00The last day at the General Assembly of the United Nations here in New York
00:06finished with two pending issues, and not necessarily small pending issues.
00:12We're talking the fight between unilateralism against multilateralism,
00:19and also the role of the United Nations in order to solve the conflicts around the world.
00:24A world that is being seen as polarized by wars, three issues have been repeated throughout the whole week,
00:33that are Cuba, most of the country of the world, supporting Cuba in their struggle to fight against a blockade
00:43of the United States,
00:45especially putting all sorts of economic pressure.
00:49On the other hand, we're talking the Middle East.
00:51Repeatedly, most of the countries have qualified the actions of Israel in Gaza and in Cisjordania
01:00as a genocide against the Palestine population, and as in order to be resolved quickly,
01:09and repeat the necessary to establish a conflict with two separate states.
01:14On the other hand, we're talking Ukraine, that mostly Russia has brought this as an issue in terms of
01:22they defend what they are doing, and also they say that, in the case of Sergei Lavrov,
01:28that definitely they are creating a neo-Nazism, becoming again a repetition of the World War II in terms of
01:37Germany.
01:38We know that Latin America was represented today in that last session.
01:44We're talking about El Salvador, Costa Rica, and the Caribbean.
01:49We're talking Antigua, Bermuda, and Grenade, requesting action regarding climate change, climate crisis,
01:57and also the commitment of the Global North in order to help financially the Global South in every aspect.
02:07Bottom line, the Global South in this session was requesting that their voice needs to be heard loudly.
02:16We'll get back to you now.
