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The Caribbean Community ( CARICOM) joined the dozens of international voices that reject the recent inclusion of Cuba, once again, in the list of state sponsors of terrorism, instigated by the U.S. Department of State.

Ine Eriksen Soreide, Norway's Minister of Foreign Affairs, described as regrettable the US decision to include Cuba again in a unilateral list of countries sponsoring terrorism.

France's Cuba Linda solidarity association denounced the United States' decision to include Cuba in its unilateral list of countries that sponsor terrorism, and affirmed that Washington has no moral basis to judge others.

HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 13 (ACN) - Members of the European Parliament rejected the inclusion of Cuba on the list of state sponsors of terrorism, promoted by the US Department of State and its secretary Mike Pompeo, a decision they described as crazy, arbitrary and unworthy.

Pedro Luis Pedroso, permanent representative of Cuba to the United Nations, reiterated the Caribbean nation's strong condemnation of all terrorist acts, methods and practices in all their forms and manifestations.

China stated that the United States further deteriorated its credibility by including Cuba into a unilateral list of countries that sponsor terrorism without showing any evidence, a decision rejected by a growing number of governments and personalities around the world.

José Ulisses de Pina Correia, Prime Minister of the Republic of Cape Verde, thanked the efforts made by Cuban doctors at the international level in the confrontation with COVID-19, the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlights.

The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned in the strongest and most absolute terms the fraudulent qualification of Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, announced by the government of the United States in a cynical and hypocritical act.

Cuban foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla reported today on Twitter that 80 percent of those dead from COVID-19 in prisons in Texas, United States, remained in prison despite not having been sentenced for a crime.

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