Cuban President Diaz-Canel: Nation’s Destiny Not Determined in Washington

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel declared on Tuesday that the destiny of Cuba will never be determined in Washington. He recalled that this reality was clearly established on January 1, 1959, and affirmed that this position will not change, regardless of any U.S. efforts to bring the island to its knees.

The Cuban President described the refusal to accept responsibility for the “collective punishment” imposed on the Cuban people as a distorted and incorrect approach. This punishment is enforced through a criminal blockade and incessant persecution of anything contributing to the country’s development and material well-being.

Miguel Diaz-Canel added that the lies used to justify what he termed “genocide” to the American people and the world are becoming increasingly ridiculous, with fewer people believing them. He reiterated that Cuba will continue its struggle for truth and justice, stating that Havana is never considered a threat; rather, it is the “blockade” that poses a threat.