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Cuba vows to defend revolution against US intervention
Yunior Garcia Aguilera, playwright and one of the organisers of a protest march, at his home in Havana, Cuba, Wednesday, October 13, 2021

CUBA condemned US threats and meddling on Saturday, insisting that remarks by a high-ranking US government official showed that Washington was behind the island’s so-called democracy movement.

“A senior US government official, in an open act of interference, once again makes the mistake of threatening Cuba,” said Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.

“In addition to [the remarks] constituting an act contrary to the Charter of the United Nations, history has shown that Cubans do not accept, nor do we allow ourselves to be impressed by, threats.”

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