The General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (CPI), D. Raja, reiterated his solidarity with Cuba, Venezuela, the Palestinians, and other peoples who today face direct aggression and imperialist threats.
The expression of support took place during a large gathering to celebrate the centenary of the political organization in Telangana, which included the participation of Cuban ambassador Juan Carlos Marsán and the state’s Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, among other guests.
Also from India, the Communist (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation Party denounced the imperialist intimidation and threats by the United States against Cuba, as well as the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the U.S. government on the Island.
In a letter signed by its General Secretary, Dipankar Bhattacharya, the organization expressed its support for the Communist Party of Cuba and paid tribute to the 32 martyrs who defended the banner of internationalism and anti-imperialist solidarity, highlighted Prensa Latina.
“Today, while the world faces the aggressive drive of U.S. President Donald Trump to impose a new order of colonial subjugation, the firm resistance of the Cuban people against more than six decades of illegal, inhumane, and genocidal U.S. blockade stands as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all peoples fighting worldwide,” the text acknowledges.
The Italian Communist Party, in a tribute event honoring Fidel on his centenary, observed a moment of silence in honor of the fighters of the Largest of the Antilles. Ángelo Lombardo, its General Secretary, emphasized at the gathering that, currently, “Cuba is the greatest example of dignity and where the most heroic strength lies.”
For its part, the French solidarity organization Cuba Linda stated in a declaration that the heroes fell “in the fulfillment of their internationalist duty, sacred to the Cuban Revolution,” defending the sovereignty of a brotherly people.
The organization called for a broader mobilization in solidarity with Cuba and Venezuela, and demanded that the leaders of the continent take a stance in defense of International Law and the sovereignty of the peoples.
