NewzCuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel publicly labeled the United States a "fascist regime" on Wednesday. During his remarks, he also characterized the ongoing U.S. policy toward Cuba as a "genocide" against the Cuban people.
In his statement, Díaz-Canel invoked the legacy of former leader Fidel Castro, positioning his ideology as the necessary response to the current pressures facing the nation. The comments reflect the administration's continued reliance on revolutionary rhetoric to address the country's ongoing political and economic tensions with Washington.
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