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Other very important issues were the rejection of the blockade imposed by Washington on the Caribbean nation

CUBA, July 30, 2010.- The battle for the release of the five Cubans imprisoned in the U.S. was one of the priorities in the Commission of the Cuban Parliament during the last six months, deputies stressed today.

Other very important issues were the rejection of the blockade imposed by Washington on the Caribbean nation and dealing with media campaigns against Cuba orchestrated from the imperial circles of the Western powers.

In Havana Convention Palace, and prior to the fifth session of the seventh legislature of Parliament, parliamentarians exchanged views on the main tasks carried out from January to June.

Among these, the attention to 106 delegates from 46 countries was highlighted, of which 32 were invited by the People's National Assembly and 74 by other agencies, institutions, and organizations.

During that period Cuban deputies met with 412 individuals; 157 of them were parliamentarians, and eight presidents and four vice-presidents of legislative bodies were welcomed here.

According to official figures, the actions of solidarity with Cuba made by legislators and heads of local government bodies came from 79 nations.

The head of the International Relations Department of the Communist Party Central Committee, Jorge Martí, encouraged them to work with greater intensity in favor of Cuban's cause on the world stages. (Cubaminrex-Trabajadores)

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