News of Cuban President leading march in solidarity with Palestine in front of U.S. Embassy

Tens of thousands of Cubans take part in march past U.S. Embassy havanaOn Thursday, solidarity with the Palestinian people and accusations of Israeli crimes were wipe out In Gaza.

The march was led by the President of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel The first such protest in more than a decade took place on Havana’s Malecon coastal road, where the U.S. Embassy is located, Reuters reported.

He was the late President of Cuba fidel castro He has organized similar demonstrations to protest U.S. sanctions and interference in his country’s affairs.

Demonstrators held Palestinian flags high and chanted “Liberate, free Palestine” and “Israel is genocide” as they passed the U.S. Embassy and gathered nearby.

“It’s no coincidence that we are here, passing in front of the U.S. Embassy,” said a university professor named Annette Rodriguez.

She added, “The United States is one of the parties most responsible for supporting the State of Israel… It supports the massacre of Palestinians and international law is being violated.”

Cuba is one of the countries that has supported the Palestinian cause for decades, has trained more than 200 Palestinian doctors, and has no diplomatic relations with Israel.

Since the Palestinian resistance movement launched Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7 and the subsequent devastating Israeli war on Gaza, a number of Latin American countries have taken important stances in support of the Palestinian people.

Bolivia severed diplomatic ties with Israel for committing crimes against humanity, Colombia expelled the Israeli ambassador, and its president likened the Gaza war to the Nazis’ actions against the Jews during World War II.

Honduras summoned its ambassador to Israel for consultations, saying Tel Aviv was violating international humanitarian law in the Gaza Strip.