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Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel, rejected on Saturday the summit convened by the United States and right-wing governments in the region, asserting that it represents an attack on regional sovereignty under the precepts of the Monroe Doctrine.

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00:00Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel rejected on Saturday the summit convened by the United States and right-wing governments in
00:05the region,
00:06asserting that it represents an attack on regional sovereignty under the precepts of the Monroe Doctrine.
00:11Precisely through his telegram channel, Díaz-Canel stated,
00:14the small reactionary and neocolonial summit recently held in Florida, convened by the United States and attended by right-wing
00:20governments in the region,
00:21commits them to accepting the lethal use of U.S. military force to resolve internal problems and maintain order and
00:29peace in their countries.
00:31Concluding by stating, it is an attack on the proclamation of Latin America and the Caribbean as a zone of
00:37peace,
00:37an attack on the aspirations of regional integration and a manifestation of the willingness to submit to the interests of
00:43the powerful northern neighbor under the precepts of the Monroe Doctrine.
00:52Concluding by stating, it is a very important thing to do in the region.
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