Rodríguez reiterated that the coercive measures directly affect the island’s economic and social development, as well as its ability to maintain cooperative ties with third countries.

School officials maintain that the central objective remains to guarantee the education of students, even in a context marked by energy and logistical difficulties.

Cuba denounced the unilateral coercive measures of the United States before the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, calling them a systematic violation of the human rights of its population.

The Caribbean island urged to abandon protectionism and unilateralism, mobilize political will to confront inequalities, and create the necessary conditions to implement effective climate actions.