A new report from the US government has painted a stark picture of Cuba's role on the world stage, labeling the beleaguered government in Havana as the "connective tissue" of a global "anti-American coalition". The report suggests that Cuba has become a key player in a loose network of nations and organizations united by their opposition to US foreign policy and influence. With its long history of close ties to countries like Venezuela and Nicaragua, as well as its support for militant groups in the Middle East, Cuba's influence is said to be felt far beyond its Caribbean shores. As tensions between the US and its adversaries continue to escalate, the report's findings are likely to fuel concerns about the growing reach and power of this global anti-American coalition.
US report says the beleaguered government in Havana is the 'connective tissue' of a global 'anti-American coalition'.
