Gil also stated that this hypocrisy undermines any accusation that the U.S. can make against Cuba, a country that, according to the chancellor, has demonstrated its commitment to global peace, evidenced by its support for dialogue processes in Colombia.

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Venezuela Condemns the Blockade Against Cuba and Expresses Solidarity at the UN

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has expressed its strong opposition to the recent decision by the United States government to keep Cuba on its list of countries that allegedly sponsor terrorism.

The Venezuelan foreign minister, Yvan Gil, made this position public through his Telegram channel, where he also denounced the “double standards” of the U.S. government. Gil argued that the United States has historically been tolerant of terrorist acts in various parts of the world as long as they serve its geopolitical interests.

Gil also stated that this hypocrisy undermines any accusation that the U.S. can make against Cuba, a country that, according to the chancellor, has demonstrated its commitment to global peace, evidenced by its support for dialogue processes in Colombia.

Venezuela reaffirmed its “unwavering solidarity” with the Cuban people and government, calling on the international community to oppose these acts of hostility and to defend mutual respect and sovereignty among nations.

 The U.S. decision to reintroduce Cuba into its list of countries sponsoring terrorism is based on the 2023 report on terrorism in the world published by the State Department.

 Solidarity between the two countries is a central component of their political and diplomatic narrative in a context where international relations are marked by ideological and geopolitical divisions.

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