US Absurd Policy: Cuba as a Threat and Continued Blockade

The US has reached the absurd point of classifying Cuba as a threat to its national security, while simultaneously pressuring countries that supply it with oil. It is the United States that has always been a threat to Cuba and many other countries. The blockade affects all aspects and sectors of Cuban society. The solidarity of the peoples of the world is more important than ever at this time when US President Donald Trump is making direct threats against Cuba, including military aggression. The triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 was a victory not only over the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista, but also against the US imperialism that supported it. This is a genocidal policy aimed at subduing a people fighting for its sovereignty and right to make its own decisions. The resistance of the Cuban people is an example to the world. The Cuban population and political leadership have remained firm in their revolutionary principles and in the construction of socialism in the face of the aforementioned adversities, maintaining the accessibility of essential services for the entire population. An invasion attempt, countless terrorist acts, assassination attempts against Fidel, terrorist acts, and a constant media campaign of disinformation and lies. Today, the current US administration escalates its threats against Cuba, amidst aggressions against other nations in the region and the world. The aggression against Cuba is not limited to the blockade. Led and inspired by Fidel Castro, the Cuban people set out to build a society on the basis of equality and true independence. It is important to note that the International Community has been forcefully expressed in favor of the lifting of the blockade, through 33 resolutions approved by the United Nations General Assembly. From Puerto Rico in struggle and on behalf of the MINH, we express our most decided solidarity with this sister nation and firmly repudiate all forms of aggression and threat against the homeland of Martí and Maceo. National Directorate of the National Hostosian Independence Movement (MINH). Contacts: Carlos Vega: 787-309-0908, Co-Chair; Ángel Rodríguez León: 787-505-8882, Co-Chair. These aspirations of the sons and daughters of Martí clashed with US arrogance, which, as it still does, intended for Latin American and Caribbean nations to bow to its interests. The National Hostosian Independence Movement (MINH) reiterates its condemnation of this measure, which for more than six decades has sought to economically suffocate the People and the Cuban Revolution. The sending of doctors to the places where they are most needed is a display of their internationalist spirit. By unilaterally maintaining the blockade, the United States violates International Law. Not only that, but they continue to extend their solidarity throughout the world. The damage in terms of suffering for the people is incalculable. Havana. On February 3, 2026, 64 long years of the criminal blockade of the government of the United States against the Republic of Cuba will be completed. From the House of Higher Studies, hundreds of people headed to the Martian Forge, former quarries of San Lázaro, where the adolescent Martí served prison for his independence ideas, the traditional March of the Torches was held. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed the Executive Order that officially gave rise to this genocidal policy, maintained by all his successors and hardened by some of them. It translates into losses of billions of dollars every year, affecting access to fuel, medicines, school supplies, spare parts, and technology, to mention a few items. The brother country has received from the US. It hinders and makes more expensive the carrying out of certain banking transactions and the renewal of the energy infrastructure.