Castro Kingdom boasts of three encounters with enemies of the USA, all in a single day

Guiness Book of World Records editors, jot this down:

Three news stories surfaced on August 5, and all of them had to do with the Castro Kingdom’s courtship dance with three regimes that are not exactly on good terms with the United States.

Why are these three encounters being publicized at a time when the Castronoid authorities are busy “dialoguing” with the USA, seeking a full remission of all of the sanctions imposed on them by the Yanqui “imperialists” to the north?  Why pile all of this on top of the Chan Chang Gong sugary armaments flap?

These encounters do not have to be publicized, after all.

Could it be that King Raul has decided to sabotage all talks and keep the status quo in place for another half a century?  After all, without a monster to the north, what excuse will he have for all of the repression?  His older brother pulled stunts like this continually, and sabotaging attempts at reconciliation with the USA became one of his chief obsessions, and also a key element of his foreign policy.

From Press TV

Russia warships dock in Cuba on friendly visit

A fleet of Russian naval warships has arrived in Cuba’s main harbor for a five-day mission of peace and fraternity, an official says.

The Black Sea Fleet’s flagship cruiser, the Moskva, along with the Northern Fleet’s “Vice Admiral Kulakov” (a Udaloy-class destroyer), and a fuel tanker arrived in the Havana harbor on Saturday, during a mission to extend peace to the Cuban people, a naval spokesman told RIA Novosti on Saturday.

The ships were saluted by a parade of military cannons, a naval band and a few hundred people as they pulled into the Bay of Havana.

During their stay, the ships will be available for public viewing and tourist attraction.

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From Fox News Latino:

Iran’s New President Meets With Cuba Vice President, Vows Closer Ties

Iran’s new president, Hasan Rouhani, said at his inauguration Sunday that one of his top priorities is to deepen ties with Latin America, and with Cuba in particular.

Rouhani met with Cuba’s vice president, Ricardo Cabrisas, according to published reports, to reiterate his country’s commitment to expanding its alliance with the island nation.

Cabrisas was one of dozens of officials who attended Rouhani’s inauguration. Other Latin American nations that were represented by high-level officials were Venezuela, Nicaragua and Brazil.

In his meeting with Cabrisas, Rouhani said that economic ties between Iran and Cuba were very important to him.

Top officials from Iran have made several visits to Cuba in recent years to discuss joint economic projects and to strengthen political ties. Iran has denounced the U.S. embargo on Cuba and Cuba has defended Iran’s nuclear programs.

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From Prensa Latina (an organ of The Ministry of Truth in Havana):

Dialogue Between Leaders from North Korea and Cuba Favorable

Havana, Aug 5 (Prensa Latina)  The dialogue with leaders of the North Korean Labour Party on interesting topics for common interest became favorable for both Cuba and North Korea, assured the head of the Cuban Communist Party’s International Relations Department, Jose Ramon Balaguer.

In exclusive statements to Prensa Latina, the Cuban leader stressed that the talks with the president of the Labour Party of the Republic of Korea (DPRK), Kim Yong Il, in Pyongyang for the 60th anniversary of the victory, strengthened bilateral relations and solidarity.

“I have extremely good impression for exchanges made that will allow the strengthening of ties and expanding mutual cooperation,” said Balaguer, who headed the Cuban delegation to official acts by the celebration of the 60th anniversary of end of the war (1950-1953) in North Korea…

…. During his stay in Pyongyang, the head of the International Relations Department of the CCP and its counterpart the Labour Party gathered and highlighted the good bilateral relations.

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