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Judi Lynn

(160,527 posts)
Wed Nov 25, 2020, 11:28 PM Nov 2020

Cuba Rejects US Interference In Its Internal Affairs



Meeting of the counter-revolutionary mercenaries of the San Isidro Movement with Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Luis Almagro, in Washington D.C. | Photo: Granma

Published 25 November 2020

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez today rejected U.S. interference in his country's internal affairs and said that instead of supporting the people, Washington is attacking them.

In his Twitter account, the Foreign Minister stated that U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is lying when he says that he supports the island's people since his government has insisted on attacking them in every conceivable way.

The United States must cease and desist from interfering in Cuba's internal affairs, added the head of the Caribbean nation's Ministry of Foreign Relations.

The day before, Pompeo urged the Cuban government to free Denis Solis, who was sentenced to eight months in prison for the crime of contempt for the authorities.

Pompeo also referred to the so-called San Isidro Movement, a small group of dissidents currently leading a protest in Havana, with the declared purpose of demanding the authorities to release Solis and close the stores in freely convertible currency.

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Cuba Rejects US Interference In Its Internal Affairs (Original Post) Judi Lynn Nov 2020 OP
Unfortunately, the US is currently in no position to lecture other countries about human rights. TomSlick Nov 2020 #1

TomSlick

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1. Unfortunately, the US is currently in no position to lecture other countries about human rights.
Thu Nov 26, 2020, 12:28 AM
Nov 2020

Maybe it will be someday.

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