Mexico Keeps Condemning US anti Cuban Actions
Condemnation in Mexico of US anti Cuban laws is still the focus of national attention, after ejection of a Cuban delegation from a hotel in the Mexican capital that is part of a US hotel chain.

Both Parliamentary chambers also expressed rejection to the US steps against Cuba, when its plenaries agreed to request from the Executive a thorough investigation of the incident, which happened on Friday at the Sheraton Maria Isabel hotel, in the center of the city.

The Senate unanimously rejected extraterritorial implementation of foreign laws in then country under any circumstance.

The legislators, as well as their counterparts of the Deputy Chamber, demanded from the government a thorough investigation of the ejection of the Cuban delegation from the Sheraton, and adoption of the necessary diplomatic measures for that kind of incident not to happen again.

Leaders of the main political parties have also expressed rejection to implementation of US anti Cuban laws in Mexico, since the denunciation of the incident at the hotel on Friday.

Members of the Mexican Movement of Solidarity with Cuba (MMSC) appeared in front of the building and closed it symbolically for two hours, during a protest.

Several youths were in front of the hotel with a large Mexican flag and other flags of Cuba, while others sealed the entrances with banners against US interference in the country.

Closed down, for being servile to the US imperialism and hurt the national sovereignty, read one of the banners.

We are defending national sovereignty, the Mexicans´ right to decide who can visit our country, Jesus Escamilla, one of the protest leaders, told Prensa Latina.