Morena’s parliamentary spokesperson, Arturo Ávila, who owns a weapons company that sells armoured vehicles to Bukele & trains with israeli weapons manufacturers, said the solidarity statement was not an official position of all Morena deputies.
“Maybe the letters to spell the word ‘surrender’ don’t exist in the Cuban alphabet.”
´No More Foreign Wars’ Means Cuba Too.
The humanitarian aid approach proposed by the Mexican government “is certainly necessary, but without the possibility of oil trade, it is merely a small palliative.”
“The convoy is still en route to complete its mission: to deliver urgently needed humanitarian aid to the Cuban people,” said Nuestra America’s spokesman, who thanked Mexican and Cuban authorities for their “support, coordination and professionalism.”
An interview with President of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, by Luis Hernández Navarro of La Jornada.
The two vessels, carrying humanitarian aid and nine crew members, set sail on March 20th from Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo and were scheduled to arrive between March 24th and 25th.
The President of Mexico reiterated her position on the US’ blockade against Cuba. No fuel shipments from Mexico to Cuba have been announced.
Mexican and foreign activists worked together to load the Granma 2.0 vessel, which should arrive on the island in two days.