Mexico City, June 6 (RHC)-- The 69 members of the Permanent Conference of Political Parties of Latin America and the Caribbean (COPPAL) called for the end of the US blockade against Cuba and its exclusion from the list of nations sponsor of terrorism.
A press release stated that the 40th COPPPAL Assembly held in Mexico City unanimously passed a declaration calling for the elimination of a 243-measure policy against Cuba taken by Donald Trump and still kept unchanged by Joe Biden.
The text strongly condemned the US blockade as the most massive and flagrant violation of the human rights of the Cuban people and a major obstacle to Cuba´s economic development.
It called for the immediate lifting of the US government and the end of harassment against the Cuban people, the exclusion of Cuba from the list of States sponsor terrorism, calls for civilized talks with respect and on equal terms as a contribution to peace in our region.
COPPAL was founded on October 12, 1979, in Oaxaca, Mexico, by a group of progressive political parties in the region. It has been the most important forum of its kind in Latin America and the Caribbean.
