The sovereignty of Cuba must be respeted.

As a result of the communication of Fidel I castrate on its state of health and the provisional delegation of their positions, stops American civil employees have formulated more and more explicit declarations about the immediate future of Cuba. The Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez thought that "the moment arrived from a true transition towards a true democracy" and the spokesman of the White House Tony Snow said that his government is "ready and anxious to grant humanitarian attendance, economic and from another nature to the town of Cuba", which finishes being reiterated by President Bush.

Already the "Commission for a free Cuba", presided over by the Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, was outstanding in a report in the middle of June "the urgency to work today to guarantee that the strategy of succession of the regime of I castrate is not successful" and President Bush indicated that this document "demonstrates not simply that we are working actively by a change in Cuba, hoping to that it happens".

The Department of State has emphasized that the plan includes measures that will remain secret "for reasons of national security" and to assure its "effective accomplishment". It is not difficult to imagine the character of such measures and the "announced attendance" if one considers the militarization of the foreign policy of the present American administration and its performance in Iraq.

Before this increasing threat against the integrity of a nation, La Paz and the security in Latin America and the world, the down signatory ones we demanded that the government of the United States respects the sovereignty of Cuba. We must prevent a new aggression at all costs.