The Association of Cubans Resident in Haiti has reconfirmed its rejection of the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States against their country, the island''s diplomatic sources told Prensa Latina.
"We and our families have lived under the hostile policy of various White House administrations which have attempted to suffocate the Cuban people for more than 50 years," the group said in a public statement.
They stated that this measure, rejected by practically the entire world, has been an attempt to incite a civil confrontation in Cuba.
However, Cuba is now more united than ever, and has showed the strength and the lineage of its children, and neither the blockade nor terrorist actions have managed to eliminate the joy and solidarity of the people, the text states.
"We are convinced that once again, on Oct. 29, the UN General Assembly will speak out against Washington's hostile policy," the document says.