IRISH PARLIAMENTARIANS CONDEMN TERRORIST ATTACK AGAINST THE CUBA EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON AND CALL ON THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO EXCLUDE CUBA FROM THE LIST OF COUNTRIES SPONSORING TERRORISM.
DUBLIN, OCTOBER 2, 2023. The Cuba-Ireland Parliamentary Friendship Group condemned on September 29 the attack perpetrated against the Cuban Embassy in the United States, located in Washington, D.C. The statement recalls that last Sunday, September 24, at night, two Molotov cocktails were thrown at the Diplomatic Mission building, without anyone being injured.
“There is no excuse for this morally and politically unacceptable embargo to continue any longer,” declares the independent Irish MP, Thomas Pringle, Coordinator of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with Cuba.
“There is no excuse for this morally and politically unacceptable embargo to continue any longer,” declares the independent Irish MP, Thomas Pringle, Coordinator of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with Cuba.
Workers Party of Ireland condemns the terrorist attack on the Cuban Embassy
The Workers Party of Ireland condemns the terrorist attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington on 24th September 2023. This is the second violent attack against the Cuban Embassy since April 2020. These acts are a part of a long campaign of hostility, terror and economic sabotage waged by the US against socialist Cuba.
Terrorist attack against the Cuban Embassy in the United States
Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba
The Communist Party of Ireland condemns the September 24th terrorist attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC
PRESS STATEMENT ON TERRORIST ATTACK ON THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON
The Communist Party of Ireland condemns the September 24th terrorist attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC and we call on the US authorities to provide greater protection to the embassy.
This attack must be seen in the light of the ongoing cold war waged by successive US administrations against socialist Cuba, including the illegal blockade, which has been repeatedly condemned by the UN General Assembly.