Cuba Is Closing October-2023 Fighting the US Embargo

     Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel arrived in Mexico on October 22nd for a major conference regarding the rampant Latin American and Caribbean migration crisis.

    The President of Mexico Adres Manuel Lopez Obrador is shown above hosting other regional leaders that include Cuba, on the left, and Venezuela, on the right. Honduras, Guatemala, Colombia, Ecuador, Haiti, and Nicaragua also have sent top representatives joining the group. Their topic centers on the mass floods of migrants that are continuing to easily enter the United States at the porous Mexican-U.S. border.

    The major conference in Mexico this next to last weekend of October-2023 is trying to seek answers to the vast flood of migrants from around the world crossing into the United States along the US-Mexico border. Cubans, massively blockaded economically by the tightened, six-decade-old U. S. Embargo, are also flooding into the U. S. anyway they can, causing Cuba dire concerns because its ageing population is losing many young people.

   Before he flew to Mexico this weekend, President Diaz-Canel was busy speaking on Cuba's city streets, in rural areas, and on statewide television. He is telling the Cuban people: "The United States in 1962 began the blockade to starve this island in the belief it would lead to the overthrow of the Cuban Revolution. So, generations of Cubans have suffered from it but in the past five years the Trump-Biden administrations have strengthened it. We, in your government, are trying everything we can to prevent the blockade from fulfilling its cruel purposes. We need the United States as a friend and trade partner, not a foreign superpower that is trying to conquer us and exploit us in the cruel and greedy way the U. S., Batista, and the Mafia was doing prior to the Revolution."

    Now that Latin American nations such as Brazil, Colombia, and Bolivia have replaced Trump-allied leaders with pro-Cuban leaders, Cuba believes...except for the United States...that it has no major enemies in Latin America and the World. The Mexican leader, President Lopez Obrador, has increased his efforts to help Cuba...even provide some oil and paying for a new batch of Cuba's popular anti-Covid vaccines. Mexico, of course, is not only on the US's southern border but also is a vast and prime trade partner with the U. S.

    Mexico in 2023 remains very involved with purchasing Cuba's Abdala vaccine, which helps Mexicans but also helps Cuba.

    In a world in which faraway Wars in places such as Ukraine and Israel involve powerful nations taking sides, little Cuba continues to signal that it badly wants and needs to have friendly ties with the neighboring United States, most of all, but also must consider cultivating new friendly gestures from other prime nations, including China.

      In the closing days of October-2023, Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel has recently flown to major conferences in Asia, Africa, Europe, and Latin America...and he has recently hosted a Summit in Havana that included 72 nations. And today -- on October 22nd-2023 -- he is in Mexico seeking help in fighting the U. S. economic Embargo/Blockade as well as the crucial influx of young Cubans migrating from Cuba because of the island's dire economic problems. And for sure...President Diaz-Canel and the vast majority of the Cuban people believe that the #1 Cuban "Problem" remains the endless U. S. Blockade.

     The United States for over six decades has said its economic Embargo of Cuba is both wonderful and necessary, because the starvation tactic will eventually work!!

But Cubans call it a cruel Blockade!!

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