Примеры использования We cubans на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But we Cubans are very fortunate.
Mr. León González(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): We Cubans are proud of our African roots.
We Cubans feel proud of our work.
The Cuban people are the main victims of the embargo and we Cubans who have to endure it know that very well.
We Cubans are proud of our African roots.
The Helms-Burton Act, the most sophisticated bungle of the economic war against Cuba, attacks many countries andcompels them to experience in their own sovereignty what we Cubans have been facing for a long time.
We Cubans do not seek and do not want anything greater than honour, homeland and freedom.
At the same time, we cannot refer to the priority theme on the agenda of this session without explicitly stating that the Federación, as part of Cuban civil society, has been witness to the protection that the Government and State of Cuba provide to the people in general to ensure that we Cubans fully enjoy all human rights without distinction or discrimination on any grounds.
Those who think that we Cubans are willing to give up our independence and our freedom are mistaken.
We Cubans face our historical destiny with optimism, commitment and creativity.
Those who hope that we Cubans will give up the social justice we have achieved are mistaken.
We Cubans deeply appreciate our African roots and proudly declare that the Cuban people have directly and naturally inherited the gallantry, courage and endurance of Africa, which has for centuries heroically faced challenges that persist even today.
On 11 September 2001, we Cubans shared the pain of the American people at those atrocious terrorist acts.
We Cubans have every right to do so, without blockades or foreign pressure, without the millions in funds with which the United States Government finances subversion and without foreign interference in the decisions that only we Cubans are entitled to make.
Today, in that blue Caribbean that shelters us, we Cubans will continue with our heads held high, with our feet on the ground and with our eyes on the future.
We Cubans will continue to study and preserve the legacy of those who, despite toiling in the Antillean plantations, left us their language, their religious beliefs, their music and temperament, and their spirit of struggle for independence and sovereignty, and who changed us forever.
This is the time to show truly whether or not the world wants peace, well-being andthe right to freedom with justice that we Cubans have given ourselves, or if the world is going to back up those who in the guise of civility instigate war and impede good-neighbourly relations between Washington and Havana, as well as the normal, healthy connection with their homeland that the majority of Cuba's children living in the United States desire.
As has been widely documented,for more than 45 years we Cubans have been the victims of innumerable terrorist acts conceived out of hatred and the irrational desires of an international Power that has not ceased in its attempts to put an end to the economic, political and social system that we have chosen in exercise of our right to self-determination and independence.
The transformations that we Cubans are embarking on today are in tune with our aspirations and the sovereign decisions of our people.
Because if the Cubans catch us, we're all dead.
We as Cubans understand this very well, and we rely on the solidarity of peoples, on our united front and on our weapons, which have never been used except to defend just causes.
We support the Cubans in seeking to protect their national independence and their sovereignty and we echo the words of Brazil on behalf of the Rio Group.
We understand the Cubans don't like the actions we have taken.
For many years now, we have proclaimed that for us Cubans, the historical dilemma is:"Motherland or Death!
Who told him that he could lecture Cubans on human rights, something about which we are deeply proud?
For many years now, we have proclaimed that for us Cubans, the historical dilemma is:"Homeland or Death!" From this comes our confidence and our certainty that we are and will continue to be a worthy, sovereign and just people.
It is true that Cuba has made significant progress in many areas, especially in education, health care and gender equality-- and we salute the Cubans for what they have achieved so far despite the huge difficulties they encounter-- yet we stress once again that the embargo imposed continues to impede socioeconomic advances and creates unnecessary economic hardship.
We got FARC, we got M-19, we got EPL, we got ELN, all supported by the Soviets and Cubans.
As we affirmed during the fifty-second session of the General Assembly, we may agree or disagree with what the Cubans have decided- or not decided- to do, but it is not for third parties to exert material pressure to alter the self-determination of the Cuban people, especially when such actions damage the very living conditions of the citizens of the island.
Here we get Hondurans, Cubans, Guatemalans.