The European Union (EU) and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) are commencing a two-day summit without having reached a unified stance on the conflict in Ukraine.CELAC's acting President, Ralph Gonsalves, stressed the importance of finding a common language that includes everyone.The EU strives to address this issue with the highest level of ambition possible, while acknowledging the divergent perspectives among CELAC nations.Voting patterns in the United Nations General Assembly concerning the Ukrainian war have varied, with some Latin American and Caribbean countries abstaining or voting against condemnation of the conflict.Furthermore .
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