PJ urged Joe Biden to remove Cuba from terrorist list

The Justicialist Party on Monday, February 8, issued a statement in which he asked the current President of the United States, Joe biden, the exclusion of Cuba from the list of terrorist countries.

The said document was signed by the president of the National Council of the Justicialist Party, José Luis Gioja, with the head of international relations of the Council, Jorge Taiana.

At first, members of the PJ demand “that the decision taken by his predecessor Donald Trump to include Cuba in the list of states sponsoring terrorism“.

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Immediately afterwards, they recognized that “the measure – manifestly unfounded – violates the principles of international law and standards established by the United Nations“besides being” an obvious threat to the security and integrity of the Cuban people “.

“The Partido Justicialista invites other political forces to Latin America to speak out for the cancellation of this measure and thus be able to move forward on the path of peace, respect and international cooperation which makes it possible to build bridges and not to destroy them, ”the statement continued.

Concluding with the approach on the subject, they reiterate their “solidarity and support with the Cuban government” and their rejection of “all kinds of unilateral measures taken outside the framework of the United Nations which involve an economic, financial or political blockade against Cuba or against any people of the world “

Here is the full statement:

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