Voting Process and Draft Resolution A79 L6

The assembly convened to decide on draft resolution A79 L6, which addresses the necessity of ending the economic, commercial, and financial embargo imposed by the United States against Cuba. A recorded vote was requested, and the voting process was initiated. Delegations were asked to confirm their votes, and the results were announced: 187 votes in favor, 2 against, and 1 abstention. Consequently, the draft resolution A79 L6 was adopted.

What is the main focus of the draft resolution A79 L6 discussed in the assembly?

• To increase trade with Cuba

• To end the embargo imposed by the United States on Cuba

• To establish new diplomatic relations with Cuba

• To impose new sanctions on Cuba

What action was requested before the voting process began?

• A public debate

• A recorded vote

• A secret ballot

• An open discussion

During the voting process, what were the assembly members asked to do?

• Propose amendments to the resolution

• Submit written statements

• Indicate their support or opposition to the resolution

• Leave the assembly hall

How many votes were cast in favor of the draft resolution?

• 190

• 2

• 187

• 1

What was the outcome of the vote on the draft resolution A79 L6?

• The resolution was postponed

• The resolution was amended

• The resolution was adopted

• The resolution was rejected

How many abstentions were recorded during the vote?

• None

• One

• Two

• Three