The Cuban dictatorship said it now considers Venezuela a “friendly country,” not an ally: “That’s too strong a word.”
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During the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 26, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez addressed the possibility of a United States military intervention in Cuba. Rodríguez expressed his hope that such an action would never occur, while noting that if it were to materialize, the country would respond with determination.
Separately, Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío clarified the nature of the relationship between Havana and Caracas. He characterized Venezuela as a friendly nation rather than a formal ally, distancing Cuba from the political circumstances surrounding the Venezuelan leadership.
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Infobae (Venezuela/Allies angle)Focuses on distancing Cuba from the Venezuelan political crisis
Infobae (US/Military angle)Highlights the Cuban government's concerns regarding potential US military intervention
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