CASTRO IGNORES DISASTROUS COMMUNIST POLICIES That Destroyed Cubans: Blames World Leaders At UN Assembly For Allowing Millions To Go HungryIf Obama had a communist friend he d be this poor victim Raul Castro the champion of human rights and justice What a dog and pony show.Cuban leader Raul Castro used his first speech before the United Nations General Assembly to lash out at the international body, saying Monday that member states have failed to produce much beyond an  illusion  of the human rights, justice and development promised in the charter.Castro made scant mention of last summer s landmark restoration of ties with the United States after a five-decade break, instead delivering a searing indictment of world superpowers for allowing millions to remain hungry, illiterate and at risk of death by curable illnesses while annual military expenses worldwide amount to more than $1.7 trillion. Barely a fraction of that figure could resolve the most pressing problems afflicting humanity,  Castro said.Castro received warm applause and scattered cheers when he made his U.N. debut, and several Latin American and African leaders gave him a standing ovation at the end of his remarks, in apparent approval of his narrative that Western colonialism and imperialism are at the roots of today s conflicts. He didn t name names, but his allusions to the United States and its allies were clear as he criticized invasions and overthrows, the  selective and discriminatory  approach to human rights, and the threat of climate change stemming from  an irrational and unsustainable consumerism. There have constantly been wars of aggression and interference in the internal affairs of the states, the ousting of sovereign governments by force, the so-called  soft coups  and the recolonization of territories,  Castro said.Via: McClatchyDCpolitics
castro ignores disastrous communist policies that destroyed cuban blames world leaders at un assembly for allowing millions to go hungry obama communist friend poor victim raul castro champion human rights justice what dog pony leader raul castro used first speech united nations general assembly lash international body saying monday member states failed produce much beyond illusion human rights justice development promised made scant mention last summer landmark restoration ties united states break instead delivering wearing indictment world superpowers allowing millions remain hungry illiterate risk death durable illnesses annual military expenses worldwide amount trillion barely fraction figure could resolve pressing problems affecting humanity castro received warm applause scattered cheers made debut several latin american african leaders gave standing ovation end remarks apparent approval narrative western colonialism imperialism roots today conflicts he name names allusions united states allies clear criticized invasions overthrow selective discriminatory approach human rights threat climate change stemming irrational unsustainable consumers there constantly wars aggression interference internal affairs states ousting sovereign governments force soft coups colonization territories castro mcclatchydcpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: CASTRO IGNORES DISASTROUS COMMUNIST POLICIES That Destroyed Cubans: Blames World Leaders At UN Assembly For Allowing Millions To Go HungryIf Obama had a communist friend he d be this poor victim Raul Castro the champion of human rights and justice What a dog and pony show.Cuban leader Raul Castro used his first speech before the United Nations General Assembly to lash out at the international body, saying Monday that member states have failed to produce much beyond an  illusion  of the human rights, justice and development promised in the charter.Castro made scant mention of last summer s landmark restoration of ties with the United States after a five-decade break, instead delivering a searing indictment of world superpowers for allowing millions to remain hungry, illiterate and at risk of death by curable illnesses while annual military expenses worldwide amount to more than $1.7 trillion. Barely a fraction of that figure could resolve the most pressing problems afflicting humanity,  Castro said.Castro received warm applause and scattered cheers when he made his U.N. debut, and several Latin American and African leaders gave him a standing ovation at the end of his remarks, in apparent approval of his narrative that Western colonialism and imperialism are at the roots of today s conflicts. He didn t name names, but his allusions to the United States and its allies were clear as he criticized invasions and overthrows, the  selective and discriminatory  approach to human rights, and the threat of climate change stemming from  an irrational and unsustainable consumerism. There have constantly been wars of aggression and interference in the internal affairs of the states, the ousting of sovereign governments by force, the so-called  soft coups  and the recolonization of territories,  Castro said.Via: McClatchyDCpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: castro ignores disastrous communist policies that destroyed cuban blames world leaders at un assembly for allowing millions to go hungry obama communist friend poor victim raul castro champion human rights justice what dog pony leader raul castro used first speech united nations general assembly lash international body saying monday member states failed produce much beyond illusion human rights justice development promised made scant mention last summer landmark restoration ties united states break instead delivering wearing indictment world superpowers allowing millions remain hungry illiterate risk death durable illnesses annual military expenses worldwide amount trillion barely fraction figure could resolve pressing problems affecting humanity castro received warm applause scattered cheers made debut several latin american african leaders gave standing ovation end remarks apparent approval narrative western colonialism imperialism roots today conflicts he name names allusions united states allies clear criticized invasions overthrow selective discriminatory approach human rights threat climate change stemming irrational unsustainable consumers there constantly wars aggression interference internal affairs states ousting sovereign governments force soft coups colonization territories castro mcclatchydcpolitics