This is the GA, no veto power there. It’s just the entire UN going “this is against the UN charter, other resolutions of the UN, etc.” and the U.S. going “ok”
Yeah I went back to read it, no veto. So that just confuses me more because what’s stopping the “international community” from enforcing anything to stop this damned embargo?
The GA has no such power. It can discuss and recommend on a bunch of stuff, but can’t enforce something like a blockade, anything that would effect things. The only body that can do that is the SC (and wouldn’t you know it, that’s where there is veto)
For which consecutive year has the UN overwhelmingly voted against the US embargo on Cuba now? 23rd?
This happens every year and yet nothing is done about it. That veto power is amazing
This is the GA, no veto power there. It’s just the entire UN going “this is against the UN charter, other resolutions of the UN, etc.” and the U.S. going “ok”
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Yeah I went back to read it, no veto. So that just confuses me more because what’s stopping the “international community” from enforcing anything to stop this damned embargo?
International law is an anarchist system. If you possess enough power and social standing you can ignore and manipulate it without consequence
One could argue that’s how national law works too
True, though not to the same extent.
Critical support for UN peacekeepers entering the U.S.
The GA has no such power. It can discuss and recommend on a bunch of stuff, but can’t enforce something like a blockade, anything that would effect things. The only body that can do that is the SC (and wouldn’t you know it, that’s where there is veto)
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It would have dissolved otherwise.
31 is what I heard on democracy now
Plurality since the first one (1992), Majority since 1994, 90% since 2002, according to this:
https://www.ecured.cu/Bloqueo_económico_de_Estados_Unidos_contra_Cuba#Oposici.C3.B3n_al_Bloqueo