An opinion piece published in Guatemala on November 11, 2025, points out the United States' disrespect for the 33 United Nations condemnations of the blockade imposed on Cuba since 1962. The article highlights Washington's disregard for resolutions by UN member states. This comes amid the ongoing economic blockade policy.
From Guatemala City, Prensa Latina reported on November 11, 2025, about an opinion piece criticizing the United States' attitude toward repeated international condemnations of the blockade against Cuba. According to the text, since 1962, United Nations member states have condemned this economic measure imposed by Washington on 33 occasions, without prompting any change in U.S. policy.
The opinion article, published today in Guatemala, emphasizes the U.S. disregard for these global resolutions, highlighting the blockade's persistence despite international consensus. No further details are provided on the author or specific outlet, but the message underscores the disconnect between UN positions and U.S. actions.
Such critiques reflect regional support for Cuba in international forums, where the blockade has been a recurring issue. The publication aligns with related events, like solidarity campaigns in Chile and official visits to Cuba, though the main focus is the Guatemalan perspective on U.S. disrespect.