Cuba defends China-Taiwan reunification
{{date|March 17, 2005}}
The government of [[w:Cuba|Cuba]] said that it will give total support to the principle of "[[w:One-China Policy|one China]]",  as expressed by the [[w:People's Republic of China|People's Republic of China]] government.  

The statement released on March 14 (Monday) by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed strong disapproval of any external  attempt to obstruct  the Chinese objective of reunifying their country. According to Cuba, [[w:Taiwan|Taiwan]] is  an inalienable part of [[w:China|China]] and  the Cuban government rejects  any attempt to consider Taiwan as an independent territory.

The note mentions the principle of territorial integrity established in the UN Charter and in Resolution 2758 passed by the General Assembly of UN  in 1971. Resolution 2758 replaced the [[w:Republic of China|Republic of China]] with the People's Republic of China as [[w:China and the United Nations|China's representative in the UN]].

==See also==
*{{source|url=http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/China_enacts_historic_%22anti-secession%22_law
|title= China enacts historic "anti-seccesion" law
|author=
|pub=Wikinews
|date=March 15, 2005}}

==Sources==
*{{source|url=http://www.granma.cu/ingles/2005/marzo/mar15/12apoya.html
|title= Cuba backs the position of one China
|author=
|pub=Granma
|date=March 15, 2005}}

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[[es:Cuba defiende reunificación de China con Taiwán]]
[[pt:Cuba defende reunificação China-Taiwan]]
The government of Cuba said that it will give total support to the principle of "one China",  as expressed by the People's Republic of China government.  

The statement released on March 14 (Monday) by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed strong disapproval of any external  attempt to obstruct  the Chinese objective of reunifying their country. According to Cuba, Taiwan is  an inalienable part of China and  the Cuban government rejects  any attempt to consider Taiwan as an independent territory.

The note mentions the principle of territorial integrity established in the UN Charter and in Resolution 2758 passed by the General Assembly of UN  in 1971. Resolution 2758 replaced the Republic of China with the People's Republic of China as China's representative in the UN.

es:Cuba defiende reunificación de China con Taiwán
Cuba defende reunificação China-Taiwan
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