Miami/The United Nations General Assembly was the setting chosen by the foreign minister of abjection, Bruno Rodríguez, to once again present Castro’s totalitarianism as a victim of the United States. A true farce that began more than six decades ago by Raúl Roa, who fulfilled his task as a diplomatic hitman with such excellence that his master titled him chancellor of dignity, thanks to his notable histrionic and manipulative conditions.
Castroism, a system with vast experience in generating spectacle, continues to use the propaganda and restraint of its enemies as instruments to destabilize them and spread their lies, one of the best promoted being to describe the United States embargo as a blockade of the Island, when this country is the largest supplier of food and merchandise in general to Cuba, surpassing Spain and China.
The first time the debate on the embargo was raised in the United Nations was in 1992, with Isidoro Malmierca Peoli, a subject who came from the defunct Popular Socialist Party and one of the founders of the powerful State Security body, along with other predators such as Ramiro Valdés, Jose Abrantes and Manuel Piñeiro Losada, each of whom has hundreds if not thousands of murders to their credit.
For those who look with astonishment at the dozens of members of the Cuban mission to the United Nations who have been expelled by the United States Government, they have the best answer when they know that a Castro foreign minister was one of the creators of the Cuban repressive and espionage bodies. Malmierca served as foreign minister for 16 years, so the recent expulsion of the policeman and spy disguised as a diplomat, Richard Tur de la Concepción, is a consequence of the fact that Cuban diplomacy is fundamentally dedicated to the service of the party and its officials and not the Cuban State.
Although they have been in power for 67 years, the majority of the Cuban people reject the totalitarian system. Cubans do not trust that the ruling class has the capacity, much less the willingness, to resolve the innumerable problems that overwhelm them, a situation that has been strengthened by the international defeat that Castroism has suffered in the United Nations.
It is well known that the Castro brothers intensely cultivated the political and social leadership of the nations that gained independence, particularly in Africa.
It is well known that the Castro brothers intensely cultivated the political and social leadership of the nations that gained independence, particularly in Africa. As the former colonialists gave the natives some services in exchange for their favor being granted in international forums, Fidel assumed his role as a martyr before the United States so that his allies justified their vote. This situation has been repeated for decades, although African governments must be aware of the crimes against the Cuban people that their ally has committed.
Much less understandable is the behavior of Latin American governments in relation to Cuba in international forums. The majority of our republics vote in favor of totalitarianism, although they know very well that the Government of the Island demonizes the embargo because its end would make possible access to credits that would facilitate its management at the expense of American assets.
However, the most despicable ally in these votes is the European Union, which year after year votes against the embargo, thus justifying all the outrages of Castroism while maintaining an allocation of funds for Cuba of 125 million euros for the 2021-2027 budget period, an amount doubled based on the previous cycle, aid that is fulfilled through different programs, among others, the Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement. However, there are more and more critics of this collaboration, hence the vote against the Castro proposal and abstention have increased among EU member countries.
The double standards of countries with democratic governments in relation to insular totalitarianism is incomprehensible. Democracies should not support dictatorships, that remains for their peers such as Russia, Cuba’s best ally, the People’s Republic of China, Iran, North Korea and Spain, supposedly an ideological ally.
