China's ambassador to Havana, Ma Hui, thanked the Cuban government
and people for their solidarity and support. PL Photo.

Havana, August 5 (RHC)-- China's ambassador to Havana, Ma Hui, thanked the Cuban government and people for their solidarity and support in his country's struggle for sovereignty in the face of interference by the U.S. government.

The Cuban position also demonstrates support for the principles of international law and the United Nations Charter; which the diplomat pointed out when releasing a statement condemning U.S. Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's visit to the Taiwan region.

Ma Hui commented that several countries and political organizations of the world have sent messages of solidarity with China and highlighted the recent messages delivered by the government of Nicaragua and the United Left Movement of the Dominican Republic.

The ambassador stressed that this type of interference in the internal affairs of other States violates the interests and sovereignty of developing countries, which, if not respected, will always be subjugated.

On August 3, the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its firm rejection of actions aimed at harming China's territorial integrity and sovereignty, which received the support of Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel and the National Assembly of People's Power.

The Chinese representative in Havana referred to the measures adopted by the government of the Asian country, describing them as fair, necessary, and important, including actions against Pelosi and her family and the interruption of dialogue and cooperation mechanisms with the United States.

Ma Hui stressed that his country would take all necessary measures to defend its sovereignty and achieve national unity and emphasized that the principle of one China is a universal consensus of the international community.