Cuba attends Meeting of Communist and Workers Parties

Havana, October 21.- Emilio Lozada García, head of the International Relations department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (CCPCC), spoke at the opening session of the XXIII International Meeting of Communist and Workers Parties taking place in Türkiye.

In his speech, Lozada García called for the necessary unity of the progressive and leftist forces in the fight for a world of peace and social justice, as reported from his social network account X Roberto Morales Ojeda, member of the Political Bureau and Secretary of Organization of the CCPCC.

The unjust and unsustainable international economic order perpetuates conditions of privilege for developed countries and keeps a majority of humanity relegated to conditions of underdevelopment, Lozada García said in his speech, published on the PCC website.

Likewise, he denounced that fascism, xenophobia, hate speech, exclusion, violence and wars are the response of the powerful to alleviate the global and multidimensional crisis caused by capitalist greed.

On behalf of Cuba, he reiterated the firm rejection of the indiscriminate bombings against the population in Gaza, the destruction of homes, hospitals and civil infrastructure, as well as the deprivation of water, electricity, fuel and food services to the population of that territory, all of which constitutes a serious violation of International Humanitarian Law.

In that sense, he asked the participants of the meeting to increase solidarity with Palestine until that people achieves full self-determination.

The Cuban representative denounced the cruel and unfair inclusion of Cuba in the spurious list of the so-called Countries that Sponsor Terrorism, which has an intimidating and dissuasive purpose from a banking and financial point of view.

Likewise, he denounced the unprecedented intensification of the economic, commercial and financial blockade that the United States applies to the Island and which constitutes the main obstacle to its development. (ACN) (Photo: Archive)