Cuba has fiercely criticized the U.S. government\'s decision to label Venezuela as a "foreign terrorist organization," calling it a politically charged move that risks destabilizing Latin America. 🇻🇪🔥
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla took to X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, December 20, 2025, to condemn the designation as "arbitrary, fraudulent, and unilateral." He accused the U.S. of weaponizing terrorism for political gain, warning it could "weaken international efforts against real threats."
The backlash follows U.S. President Donald Trump\'s announcement earlier this week, reigniting tensions in a region already grappling with economic and diplomatic challenges. Rodriguez emphasized Cuba\'s "full solidarity" with Venezuela, framing the move as part of a broader U.S. strategy to isolate Caracas and escalate aggression.
"This isn\'t just about Venezuela—it\'s about peace in our entire hemisphere," Rodriguez stated, urging global attention to what he called "unpredictable consequences" for Latin America and the Caribbean.
With young activists and policymakers worldwide watching, this clash highlights how geopolitical drama continues to shape 2025\'s global landscape. 🌍💥
