text: Such an assertion is a lie and can only be made outside of Cuba. The population of these Cuban provinces knows the truth. Those who prepared the report for President Bush could not be influenced by the efforts made by Cuba to establish the truth. These efforts included verification on the spot of the effectiveness of the TV interference by journalists, academicians and legislators. More recently the whole of the diplomatic corps accredited to Havana was convened to watched TV Marti. But the challenge was not accepted. On that day TV Marti decided not to transmit to Cuba. It may be that no credence is given to the opinion of those very persons who certified what they had seen or rather what they had not seen, It may be that the opinion of the technicians who are operating a technically dubious project are also disregarded. ;t may be that no account is taken of the constructive position of the Cuban authorities, who so far have adopted defensive measures which involve the interior of our territory and which are legally irreproachable. Greater weight and influence are perhaps attributed to the internal political commitments acquired by the President of the Unitea States before the initiation of this project. The domestic political promises to which we are referring are not, as may be thought, important platforms of agreements between distinct forces with a real influence in the political life of the United States but rather a euphemism designed to hide an obscure and dubious chapter in domestic politics. / *.. S/21366 English Page 5 This project is really a conspiracy concocted in the days when Bush was still Vice-President and with the connivance of one of his sons, which began with more aspirations than merits in the local politics of Florida. 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a rebuttal, focusing on the topic of TV Marti, a broadcasting project initiated by President Bush. It mentions the Cuban authorities' defensive measures, the report prepared for the President, and the involvement of his son. The text is written in a formal and critical tone, indicating a strong political stance.