The Japanese Communist Party strongly condemned the U.S. presidential order against Cuba, which violates international law, as reported by the island's Foreign Ministry. The statement demands the immediate revocation of this measure. The announcement was made from Havana on February 18.
On February 18, the Japanese Communist Party expressed strong condemnation of the U.S. presidential order targeting Cuba, described as an energy blockade that violates international law. According to Cuba's Foreign Ministry, this position includes an explicit demand for the immediate revocation of the measure.
The statement highlights the breach of international norms by the order, issued by the United States government. Cuba's Foreign Ministry reported this show of solidarity from Havana, emphasizing international support for the Caribbean nation amid such policies.
This pronouncement occurs within a context of economic and energy pressures imposed on Cuba, though specific details of the order are not outlined in the official report.
