Cuban President Describes as Farce Actions Against Venezuela
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Cuban President, Miguel Díaz-Canel, described as farce the destabilizing actions against Venezuela, led by some regional leaders who should spend their time in solving their serious problems and change the sad realities of their countries.
What they are doing ibn Venezuela could be applied to any country, alerted Diaz-Canel after exercising their right to vote in order to ratifty the new Constitution of the Republic.
Calls the attention the lack of dignity of those who participate in this farce, yesterday a group of presidents yesterday seemed clowns in the Colombian border, commented the Head of State.
What were those presidents supporting? 'If all those presidents have more problems than those that Venezuela has', said Diaz-Canel.
What was the president of Colombia -Ivan Duque- doing when that country has had a war conflicto for years that Cuba and other countries are trying to support a process to achieve peace, encouraging war under the pretext of an alleged humanitary aid?, asked the Caribbean president.
What was president of Chile -Sebastian Piñera- doing instead of looking for the criminals of the Pinochet dictatorship?, all that can explain the lack of dignity, stressed the Cuban head of State.
What was Marco Rubio -U.S. Republican politician- doing as if he were in an observation post leading what had to happen in Venezuela?
We are living an imperial threatening moment, there is all the intention of imposing a capitalist and neoliberal platform in Latin America, he said.
They put into practice perverse and gross actions, like those we lived yesterday in the border of Colombia against Venezuela, that aggression that was intended to the peoples of Latin America.
The attack -he warned has as targets the Bolivarian Revolution, the Sandinist Revolution in Nicaragua and that of Cuba, but also oriented to America and the Caribbean.
The first thing we must learn -he advised- is to defend our identity, as this war more than economic, mediatic and cultural, tries to fracture the history of our peoples.
They want to standardize U.S. culture to make domination easier, emphasized Diaz-Canel.
