By John AndrewsFor the eighteenth year running, the United Nations has voted against the USA embargo on Cuba.
The assembly passed a non-binding resolution — with 187 votes in favour, three against and two abstentions. The following voted against:
The following abstained:
Now, what became of "Change we can believe in"
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Born 1962Living in NW LondonLove reading Z-Net, Noam Chomsky; John Pilger; Arundhati Roy; Paul Street; Tariq Ali; Edward Herman; William Blum, Naomi Klein and Howard Zinn.Particular interests: Cuba; Che Guevara; Fidel Castro; Venezuela; Hugo Chavez; Anarchism, Emma Goldman, 20th century history
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