Guyana Cuban Solidarity Movement condemns U.S.A for listing Cuba as a sponsor of terrorism
Guyana, January 18th, 2021. THE President of the Guyana Cuban Solidarity Movement (GCSM), Halim Khan, has condemned the Donald Trump administration for designating Cuba as a sponsor of terrorism.
Khan told the Sunday Chronicle that the move could complicate any efforts by the incoming Joe Biden administration to revive the Obama-era agreement with Havana.
In 2015, then U.S. President, Barack Obama, formally removed Cuba from the terrorism list to help restore diplomatic ties between the two countries.
STATEMENT BY THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) ON US DESIGNATION OF CUBA AS STATE SPONSOR OF TERRORISM
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) denounces the unilateral declaration by the outgoing United States administration to designate Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism.
Firm and absolute condemnation of the fraudulent qualification of Cuba as a State sponsor of terrorism
• Statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Ministry of Foreign Relations condemns in the strongest and most absolute terms the fraudulent qualification of Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, announced by the United States government in a cynical and hypocritical act.
Informative Note from the Cuban Embassy to Guyana
After knowing that Cuban citizens who travel in a regular manner abroad for personal reasons and all their documentation in order, they have concentrated on the border of Surinam with Guyana with the aim of entering into this country in an irregular way in their tour to the United States; we have held exchanges with different local authorities.