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During the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla condemned the U.S. military deployment in the Caribbean, labeling the actions as a significant threat to regional peace and stability, reports 24brussels.
Speaking at the Meeting of Foreign Ministers of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), Rodríguez characterized the U.S. military presence as “a provocative act” disguised as anti-drug operations, which may provoke military conflict. He asserted that these actions represent a “flagrant violation” of the United Nations Charter and International Law.
Rodríguez’s remarks come amid rising tensions as he rejected U.S. accusations linking the Venezuelan government and President Nicolás Maduro Moros to illicit drug trafficking, calling such claims “absurd and baseless.” He emphasized the solidarity of the 33 CELAC countries, which have declared Latin America and the Caribbean a Zone of Peace.
The Cuban foreign minister urged CELAC members to work collectively on pressing issues including climate change, restrictive migration policies, and drug trafficking, promoting dialogue, non-interference, and solidarity among nations. He expressed gratitude for CELAC’s historical backing of efforts to lift the U.S. economic and financial blockade against Cuba.
In his address, Rodríguez affirmed Cuba’s commitment to maintaining CELAC as a cohesive platform for regional cooperation. He called for prioritizing unity over divisive political agendas, emphasizing respect for sovereignty.
“Cuba hopes that the right of all countries in the region to meet and dialogue will be respected,” he stated, underscoring the need for inclusivity at international summits, referencing the exclusions faced during the 2015 Summit of the Americas.
Rodríguez reaffirmed Cuba’s resolve to collaborate with CELAC toward achieving common goals that advance the development and well-being of the Latin American and Caribbean peoples.
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Congressional deadlock over stopgap funding legislation puts two essential cybersecurity programs at risk as the September 30 government shutdown deadline approaches. The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 (CISA 15) and State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP) face expiration without legislative action.
The House Republicans’ stopgap funding measure, which passed Friday in a largely partisan vote, would extend government funding through November 21 while reauthorizing both cybersecurity programs. However, Senate Democrats have vowed to defeat the measure, while Republicans rejected a Democratic proposal to move the deadline to October 31.
The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 created a legal framework encouraging voluntary cyber threat information sharing between industry and federal government. The program has garnered bipartisan support from lawmakers, federal officials, and the Trump administration as critical to national cyber defenses.
National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross named CISA 15 reauthorization as one of his top priorities. Cybersecurity experts warn that without reauthorization, the nation’s cyber defense progress could be set back a decade, with some Hill staffers estimating an 80% drop in private sector information sharing.
The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program provides $1 billion in cybersecurity funding over four years to state and local governments. State and local officials have warned congressional leadership that cyber defenses would likely falter without continued SLCGP funding.
While the stopgap measure faces pushback, both House and Senate homeland security committees are working on separate bills to reauthorize CISA 15. The House panel has favorably reported its measure to the full House, while the Senate cancelled its scheduled markup to focus on stopgap negotiations.
Both cybersecurity programs require congressional reauthorization before the September 30 deadline to continue protecting critical infrastructure and maintaining information-sharing frameworks established under previous administrations.
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