Members of that organization toured 9 de Julio avenue and others in this city as part of initiatives carried out in different parts of the world to support the Antillean nation and make visible the effects caused by this policy.
As every month, we participate in the caravan to denounce the blockade and express our support for the Cuban Revolution and government, Mercedes Martínez told Prensa Latina.
This siege, imposed for more than six decades, has serious consequences for the island and hinders the purchase of medicines, food and other resources. Despite the fact that every year the majority of states express their rejection in the United Nations General Assembly, Washington insists on maintaining it, he added.
Likewise, he considered it necessary to continue carrying out actions so that people from other countries know the struggle of the people of the island and the love of Cubans for their country.
Without blocking is better, he asserted.
A similar initiative took place in the town of Lanús with the participation of the Argentine Movement of Solidarity with Cuba.
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