Cuban President on relations with the US
Cuban President on relations with the US
Diaz-Canel rejects US satements and reaffirms defense of Cuba
In a clear allusion to the remarks made by US President Donald Trump, the Cuban leader emphasized on social media that “those who turn everything into a business, even human lives, have no moral authority to point the finger at Cuba in any way, absolutely in any way.” In the post, Diaz-Canel argued that those who are now hysterically venting their anger against our nation are doing so out of rage at the sovereign decision of this people to choose their political model.
Statement delivered by the Republic of Cuba at the Security Council Emergency Meeting on the U.S. military aggression against Venezuela. 5 January 2026
Mr. President,
Since September last year, Cuba has been denouncing the United States’ hegemonic and criminal plans, and its aggressive actions against Venezuela and the region. We have clearly exposed the serious and unpredictable consequences of the U.S. government’s irresponsible behavior for the political, social, and economic stability of Latin America and The Caribbean, and for international peace and stability in general.
Statement by the José Martí Association of Cuban Residents in Dominica Condemning the Aggression against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
From Dominica, the members of the Association of Cuban Residents “José Martí” raise our voices with deep indignation and determination to condemn the unjustifiable military aggression and violation of sovereignty perpetrated against the brotherly people of Venezuela on January 3, 2026.
Honoring the thinking of our Apostle, who taught us that “I am a son of America: I owe myself to her,” we denounce the following facts before the international community:
Cuba’s Strong Condemnation of the Cowardly U.S. Aggression Against Venezuela and Its Absolute Support for That Sister Nation
Statement of the Revolutionary Government