The president of Casa de las Américas, Abel Prieto, described the US aggression in Venezuela as an imperialist and fascist offensive. In Chile, representatives of political and social organizations highlighted the courage of the 32 Cuban combatants and approximately 100 Venezuelans killed in a US airstrike on January 3.
On January 3, 2026, a US airstrike in Venezuela killed 32 Cuban combatants and approximately 100 Venezuelans, according to Prensa Latina reports. This incident has prompted immediate reactions across Latin America.
In Havana on January 10, Abel Prieto, president of Casa de las Américas, described the aggression as 'an imperialist and fascist offensive.' Prieto, a prominent figure in Cuban culture, emphasized the aggressive nature of the US action against Venezuela.
From Santiago, Chile, on the same day, representatives of political and social organizations praised the courage of those killed. They highlighted the sacrifice of the Cuban and Venezuelan combatants in the context of the attack.
These statements reflect regional solidarity in the face of what is seen as foreign intervention. No further details have been reported on the specific target of the airstrike or the exact circumstances, but the declarations underscore concerns over escalating tensions in the region.
