United Nations, Apr 27 (Prensa Latina) Cuba said today postponed the establishment of a new world information and communications and radio aggression reported suffering from a policy of hostility and the U.S. blockade.
He noted that the International Telecommunication Union confirmed that such transmissions U.S. cause harmful interference to stations in Cuba and called for their removal, but the assault continues.
The diplomat stressed that to any other country in the world has been transmitted by a foreign power for so long, so many lies and incitement to destruction and hatred.
and said that several of these stations belong or lend their services to organizations linked to known terrorists who live and act against Cuba from U.S. territory, with the consent of the authorities.
denounced that the U.S. Congress approves an annual budget of more than 30 million dollars in federal funding for such actions against Cuba.
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Cuba Insists on new information order
communications United Nations, Apr 27 (Prensa Latina) Cuba said today postponed the establishment of a new world information and communication radio aggression reported suffering from a policy of hostility and the U.S. blockade .
can not talk seriously about an informed and participatory global society, without first ensuring a world free of hunger, illiteracy, poor health and exclusion, said Deputy Permanent Representative of Cuba to the UN, Rodolfo Benítez .
diplomat Wednesday intervened in the discussion of information committee of the General Assembly and warned against the growth of the technological gap that affects the South.
also asked what these new information technologies and communications to the 759 million adults who can not read or write and 72 million children without access to education.
What can be done with a computer a thousand 400 billion people living in extreme poverty, the 759 million hungry and the thousand 500 billion without power, investigates.
also indicated that nearly 63 percent of Internet connected live in industrialized countries that own the three-quarters of Internet infrastructure and where it resides only 15 percent of the population world.
These nations also control the industry of hardware, software and content production, 70 percent of them in English, where in the world speak more than six thousand languages.
Benítez warned that more than 90 percent of the news circulating in the world from a small group of transnational companies that misrepresent or silence the achievements of the South.
The lie becomes everyday practice. It tries to interpret and write history from the perspective of the powerful. Placed labels and stereotypes are created for convenience. It is idiot and lied. Filters are sophisticated modern censorship, he said.
Faced with this situation, the representative of Cuba insisted on introducing a new world information and communication joint and multinational projects regionally and internationally.
He highlighted the experience of Telesur, boosted by several Latin American governments, as proof that it is possible to construct an alternative.
later, Benitez reiterated his country's claims to the radio aggression (radio and television) who suffers Cuba as part of the policy of hostility and the U.S. blockade.
explained that the island is transmitted to a schedule manufactures radio and television broadcast premeditated lies and incite the overthrow of constitutional order established by the Cuban people.
He noted that the International Telecommunication Union confirmed that such transmissions U.S. cause harmful interference to stations in Cuba and called for their removal, but the assault continues.
The diplomat stressed that to any other country in the world has been transmitted by a foreign power for so long, so many lies and incitement to destruction and hatred.
and said that several of these stations belong or lend their services to organizations linked to known terrorists who live and act against Cuba from U.S. territory, with the consent of the authorities.
denounced that the U.S. Congress approves an annual budget of more than 30 million dollars in federal funding for such actions against Cuba.
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