Over 50,000 Cubans Rally in Havana to Support Venezuela Against U.S. Threats

Over 50,000 Cubans rallied in Havana to show solidarity with Venezuela amid escalating U.S. military presence in the Caribbean, signaling strong support for the Venezuelan government.

• More than 50,000 people gathered in Havana on Friday to express their support for Venezuela amidst increasing military activities by the United States in the Caribbean region.
• Cubas President Miguel Díaz-Canel emphasized the importance of solidarity with Venezuela, highlighting that over four million Cubans signed a book in support of the Bolivarian nation.
• The event featured speeches referencing Simón Bolívar, with participants chanting slogans against U.S. interventions, demonstrating a united front between Cuba and Venezuela against perceived threats.