Bern: Swiss political, social and solidarity organizations today expressed their support for Cuba in the face of foreign interference, destabilizing plans and the US economic, commercial and financial blockade, Prensa Latina publishes.
The Swiss-Cuba Association Ticino section issued a statement in solidarity with the Caribbean island, which was joined by Alba Suiza, MediCuba, the Association of Cuban Residents in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, Allende Vive, Chajra Runaj Masis, ForumAlternativo, the Communist Party and the Partito Operaio e Popolare.
From Switzerland we denounce the launch of destabilization operations promoted by the United States government and its spy agencies, as well as an avalanche of false news disseminated by various international media, the text signed by its president Ximena Calanchina said.
According to the association, the Antillean nation is currently under the largest and most complex operation of cultural and media warfare designed and maneuvered by the CIA, which favors a new type of counterrevolution, a criterion issued in reference to the calls to be made. protests aimed at sowing chaos and violence, disguised as peaceful demonstrations.
Therefore, we condemn the fifth mercenary column promoted by the United States and its supposed civic march of November 15, which is another step of the soft coup and regime change, following pre-established scripts and manuals, she warned.
The Swiss-Cuba Association Ticino section warned that the plans orchestrated against the island were seen before in the so-called ?color revolutions? and in the destabilizing actions against Venezuela and Nicaragua.
In that sense, he insisted that the alleged peaceful protests are nothing more than an act subordinate to US interests and their objective of crushing the Cuban Revolution.
The statement endorsed by various organizations in the Swiss country includes, in addition to the rejection of the subversive crusade, the rejection of the blockade that Washington has imposed on the largest of the Antilles for more than six decades, a policy that it describes as criminal.