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If so, Cuba will continue to support your efforts along these lines.
In exercise of the sovereign will of the people, Cuba will continue to improve its human rights system.
Cuba will continue to work tirelessly for a better world for all.
Under resolution 2004/11 of the Commission on Human Rights, hope was expressed that Cuba will continue its efforts to boost religious freedom.
Cuba will continue with its forward movement to change and develop.
We also wish to point out that the proposal made by Colombia is still under informal consideration, andthat if there is any chance of moving it forward Cuba will continue to work on the proposal.
Furthermore, Cuba will continue to support the just claims of indigenous peoples.
Cuba will continue to support the efforts of the international community to eradicate racism.
In its desire to contribute to the full implementation of the Declaration, Cuba will continue to stress the need to adopt a comprehensive convention on international terrorism having the aforementioned characteristics.
Cuba will continue working to fulfil its international human rights obligations.
Furthermore, in addition to calling for the immediate commencement of multilateral negotiations on nuclear disarmament, Cuba will continue to uphold the inalienable right of all the peoples of the world to use nuclear, chemical and biological material, agents, equipment and technology for peaceful purposes and to receive, without discrimination of any kind, transfers of material, agents, equipment and scientific and technological information for such purposes.
Cuba will continue to explore options for improving the current system for protecting human rights.
As in the past, Cuba will continue to fully support the process of inter-Korean dialogue, reconciliation and reunification.
Cuba will continue to cooperate with all procedures of a universal nature established by the Council.
As in the past, Cuba will continue contributing its human capital and experience in collaboration with many countries of the continent.
Cuba will continue to contribute to that objective with experts and in other ways.
The Permanent Mission of Cuba will continue to receive 24-hour uniformed police coverage, supplemented by additional officers as outlined above.
Cuba will continue working to improve its human rights promotion and protection system.
Like the delegation of Indonesia, Cuba will continue to contribute actively and constructively to efforts to reach consensus on the items for the substantive agenda of the Disarmament Commission.
Cuba will continue to denounce the crimes committed against the Arab peoples, particularly the Palestinian people.
Like other non-aligned countries, Cuba will continue to make an active, constructive contribution to efforts being made to achieve a consensus on the items that should be on the agenda of the substantive session of the Disarmament Commission in 2005.
Cuba will continue to support the legitimate request for extradition presented by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
Cuba will continue to defend its ideals of preserving the peace, reaffirming multilateralism and strengthening international cooperation.
Cuba will continue to support all initiatives that can contribute in any way to attaining the priority goal of disarmament: nuclear disarmament.
Cuba will continue to work to strengthen the key roles of the Disarmament Commission and of the General Assembly in the area of disarmament.
Cuba will continue to denounce the cruel detention of our five heroes of the anti-terrorist struggle in remote prisons in the United States.
Cuba will continue to support the African Union and all regional cooperation mechanisms as they pursue their own solutions to African problems.
Cuba will continue to present concrete proposals within that Group, thereby ensuring complete fulfilment of its mandate in the shortest possible time.
Cuba will continue to give the highest priority to nuclear disarmament, and future consensus in the framework of the Conference on Disarmament should be built on that basis.
Cuba will continue to support the peaceful uses of nuclear energy in a secure manner and to contribute to the achievement of international peace and international disarmament.