The Lebanese Communist Party Strongly Condemns the Threats Directed Against Cuba and the Persistent U.S. Siege Against Comrade Raúl Castro
Statement Issued by the Lebanese Communist Party
Lebanese Communist Party – Political Bureau
The Lebanese Communist Party: Amid U.S. Threats Against Cuba and Its Socialist Revolution
Kingstown, May 28, 2026. — A Cuban delegation headed by the Director of Investments and Aerodromes of the Cuban Airports and Airport Services Company (ECASA), Engineer Yesneyn Basso Pérez, paid a working visit to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines with the aim of following up on matters of common interest in the fields of airport management and civil aviation.
The Cuban delegation was received by the Chief Executive Officer of the Argyle International Airport, Josette Greaves, in an atmosphere of cordiality and cooperation.
Nicosia, Cyprus, May 28, 2026. The Cypriot newspaper “Haravgi” reproduced in full on its front page this Thursday, May 28, the statement from the Revolutionary Government: “Cuba condemns the vile accusation against the Leader of the Revolution", Army General Raúl Castro Ruz.
The text exposes a brazen, interventionist, and provocative action by the U.S. government against Cuba and its people, attempting to criminalise Comrade Raúl Castro Ruz through slanderous and distorted accusations with no regard for historical truth; trying to divert international public opinion from the primary responsibility of U.S. policy for the sustained deterioration and worsening of the current living conditions of the Cuban population.
Haravgi thus publishes the crude and fraudulent accusation against Army General Raúl Castro Ruz as the latest pretext wielded by the U.S. government, adding to a long list of fallacies that attempt to portray Cuba as a threat to U.S. national security.
Pakistan, Cuba Reaffirm Commitment to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation
Ambassador Do Hung Viet, head of Vietnam's Permanent Mission to the United Nations, urged member states of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) to uphold the spirit of unity and to firmly raise their voices against the blockade and sanctions imposed on Cuba, in defense of the organization's founding principles. His remarks were delivered during the NAM meeting held on May 27 in New York, United States. The Vietnamese ambassador expressed Vietnam's deep solidarity with the challenges facing the Cuban people. He emphasized that unilateral coercive measures have exacerbated Cuba's economic and social difficulties amid increasing international pressure.