Havana Cuba. Our country’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez, repeated Cuba’s complaint about the United States’ exclusion of Cuba from the Summit of the Americas, which will be held in this northern power from June 8-10.
The highest representative of the island’s diplomacy believed that with such a decision, the White House is barring the opportunity to discuss important issues in bilateral and regional relations, such as migration.
The Joe Biden administration’s intention not to invite Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela to the meeting prompted several governments in the region to announce their absence from now on if the hosts insist on their claim.
The Cuban foreign minister recently pointed this out in the face of attempts to avoid Cuba’s presence at the meeting the Americas Summit host country has no right to impose arbitrary exclusions.