> > Cuban President Raul Castro Sends Message to NAM Summit > > HAVANA, Cuba, Aug 31 (ACN) Cuban President Raul Castro sent a message > to the 16th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement, underway in Iran. The > message, which was conveyed to the summit by Cuban First > Vice-president Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, expressed the wish for a > successful Iranian leadership of the Movement over the next three > years. > > Today we are facing the most serious and complex economic, social, > political, environmental and moral crisis ever posed on the human > species. Our nations are once again the main victims of this crisis, > the message reads. > > Raul Castro referred to the increase of instability, speculation, the > foreign debt, poverty, environmental degradation, inequalities and the > gap between the North and the South. He said that fair and > long-lasting solutions are not found, while decisions are being taken > by a handful of states on the back of the international community. > > The message also denounces the new interventionist doctrines and the > manipulation of concepts related to the responsibility of protection > and human security, which along with the change of regime policy and > new NATO strategies foretell a new division of the world. > > In his message, Raul Castro points out that Cuba opposes and will > always oppose any action of force going contrary to international law > and the UN Charter. > > The message conveyed the call by Cuba on the Non-Aligned Movement for > Unity and for faithfulness to the movements founding principles and > to the Declaration of Principles and Objectives, and the role of the > Non-Aligned amidst the current international situation. > > The promotion of peace, solidarity, social justice and sustainable > development constitutes the only way to secure the future, read the > document. > > The message, read by Machado Ventura, stressed Cubas support of the > cause of the Palestinian people and their inalienable right to > self-determination in an independent state, with eastern Jerusalem as > its capital city. > > Cuba firmly backs the legitimate right of Puerto Rico to independence > and the claim by Argentina of its sovereignty over the Malvinas > Islands (The Falklands), read the message. > > Cuba opposes the unsustainable production and consumption models of > developed societies, which are progressively being transferred to > South nations, the document points out and adds that the island favors > a new world order in the fields of information and communications, in > which history is no longer written or interpreted from the perspective > of those powerful ones, or where the most irrational consumerism is > not promoted. > > Cuba also insists in the necessity to deeply transform the United > Nations and democratize the Security Council, so that it represents > all nations. > > The message makes it clear that Cuba will keep firm in its defense of > the achievements of the Cuban people and the improvement of its social > system, without any foreign impositions. > > The Non-Aligned Movement is more necessary now than ever before. > Challenges are big, but our determination must overcome, the message > read. > KOMINFORM http://www.kominform.eu
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