The group denounced the intensification of the blockade and the obstacles hindering energy supplies, noting that these factors worsen living conditions for families and disrupt essential services such as healthcare, water supply, and the transport of food.

  “No difference between governments justifies depriving a people of the essentials for life,” the collective stated, while defending the Cuban population’s right to food, healthcare, and well-being.

  The statement also upheld Cuba’s right to determine its own destiny, develop its trade relations, and progress in conditions of peace.

  From Nicaragua, the group called for continued solidarity with the island—extending beyond international voting processes—and urged that Cuban demands be supported through concrete actions.

  “To our brothers and sisters in Cuba: you can count on us,” the organization declared, reiterating its commitment to defending the Cuban people’s right to live free from externally imposed restrictions.

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