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the road map to Mideast peace and the Quartet Statement; the diplomatic efforts of the United States of America and all other concerned nations — Israel continues to pay only lip-service to the pursuit of peace, while its actions are actually destroying any chance for the realization of peace.

law, and urged the Government of the United States to end its application.

of such legislation causes undue hardship in relation to the economic activities of the enterprises or nationals of a third party, the legislation is likely to run counter to international law regarding the extraterritorial application of domestic laws.

of America to put an end to the application of this law.

voted seven months previously in favour of bill S 1517, submitted by Murkowski in July 2009, which would permit participation in oil exploration in Cuba’s exclusive economic zone and travel related to that activity.

extensive network choice and the ability to interconnect to partners and customers across the digital supply chain.

the mission area and that, whereas the primary focus of the Control Centre was on planning the movement of personnel and cargo between missions in the region, the Operation’s military helicopters were provided under specific letter of assist arrangements that precluded their use outside the mission area.

and reckless declarations and claims regarding holy sites in the occupied city, particularly with regard to Al-Haram Al-Sharif (the Noble Sanctuary) in the Old City.

to the Cuban economy over the past two decades in its economic relations with third countries and with the subsidiaries of United States firms.

of the United States to put an end” to the embargo.

to resist future extraterritorial legislation of that kind; and an understanding with respect to disciplines for the strengthening of investment protection.

are not only still current, but they are part of the legal architecture of a policy that constitutes an act of genocide under the Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (1948 Geneva Convention), and as an act of economic war under the terms of the Declaration concerning the laws of naval war, adopted by the Naval Conference of London in 1909.

America Summit, held on Margarita Island, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

prevent Cuba from trading with the subsidiaries of United States companies in third countries. Businesses wishing to invest in Cuba are threatened with and subjected to sanctions, while the provisions of those Acts also hamper, and increase the cost of, the maritime transportation of goods between Cuba and third countries, since any vessel that enters a Cuban port or carries goods on behalf of Cuba is prohibited from entering United States ports for six months following its departure from Cuba, and access is denied to vessels with Cuban crews even when they are sailing under the flag of a third country.