INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Mexico aims to rejoin the G77+China group, the largest coalition of developing nations within the UN framework, to participate in global
discussions.Alicia Barcena, the Foreign Minister, made this known at a Global South summit in Havana
The meeting focused on science, tech, and new ideas.Barcena says Mexico aims to shape a better world
It wants to boost South-South teamwork to fight climate change and balance global issues.She stressed the role of the G77+China in finding
peaceful development paths.She also called for more global science sharing and school partnerships
Barcena strongly opposed the U.S
(Photo Internet reproduction)She disagreed with labeling Cuba as a state sponsor of terror
Mexico left the group in 1994 to join the OECD
It was the only Latin American nation not in the G77+China.This group is the largest, most diverse body for global talks
It sets this as the main principle, despite member differences.The presidency rotates annually among regions like Africa, Asia, and Latin
Cuba became the president in a New York ceremony on January 12, 2023.Under Cuba, the G77 aims to build a new global economic system
