Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel reaffirmed his commitment to the roadmap agreed upon with Brazil to advance food sovereignty and nutritional security.
At the closing of the first High-Level Meeting on Public Policies in this area, the president described the forum as “a milestone,” highlighting the convergence between Brazilian tools, such as the vulnerability assessment and communal production systems, and Cuban municipal self-sufficiency programs. He also highlighted the island’s progress in agroecology and expressed his gratitude for the support of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, as well as for the presence of various Brazilian institutions.
During the meeting, a bilateral roadmap was presented that aims to strengthen urban, suburban, and family agriculture, promote cooperative alliances, boost the use of renewable energy in local food systems, and consolidate school feeding programs and public procurement for family agriculture.
Cuba and Brazil also agreed to create a joint working group that will have 90 days to design an action plan to implement the commitments made.
Yeah i know how severe the embargo is, i mean exactly if they are willing do it.
Good that you know and I congratulate you for taking the time to read about the blockade!
As for the question if they are willing to, I just hope Brazil is. Now, that Brazilians are being hit by US interference, initiatives like this will certainly be welcomed.