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In Cancun Cuba Urges Respect for Climate Convention.

MEXICO, November 30TH, 2010 .- Cuba today urged the international transport organizations to analyze the contaminant emissions guided by the principles of fairness and common responsibilities, but differentiated, as established by the UN convention on climate change PL reported.

The claim was also made on behalf of Argentina, Brazil, China, Saudi Arabia and India, at the meeting of the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technical Advice at the 16th United Nations Environment Summit which began yesterday.
The distinction between developed and developing countries established in the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change should be respected, and not create binding commitments on measurable reductions in developing countries, said Orlando Rey, Environment Director, Cuban Ministery of Science, Technology and the Environment.

The official also urged the Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and International Maritime Organization to be guided by the principle of promoting an economic system in the world, open and supportive, conducive to the development of all parties, in particular developing countries, as provided for in United Nations. document. (Cubaminrex – Granma)