Chilean communists warn against US intervention in the Caribbean

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The Communist Party of Chile (PCCh) warned of the escalating US military presence in the Caribbean and the alarming possibility of an intervention in Venezuelan territory. The statement was issued from Santiago on December 21.

In a statement issued on December 21 from Santiago, the Communist Party of Chile (PCCh) expressed concern over the intensification of the US military presence in the Caribbean region. Chilean communists highlighted the imminent risk of a direct intervention in Venezuela, which they view as a threat to regional sovereignty. This warning comes amid geopolitical tensions in Latin America, where the PCCh has consistently criticized Washington's interventionist policies. The declaration emphasizes the need for solidarity among regional countries to counter such actions. No further details were provided on specific steps planned by the PCCh in response to this situation.

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