Carlos Fernández de Cossío

Cuban diplomat responds to fuel seizure: "It is illegal to harass ships in international waters."

The Cuban regime stands firm and states that it is not willing to discuss its internal political matters with the U.S

The Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister assures that they take the "threats" of a potential aggression from the U.S. "very seriously."

Father Alberto Reyes on Cuba: "The hope for change is no longer there."

Carlos Fernández de Cossío challenges the U.S. and states that Cuba will take on its defense alone: "We are on our own."

Vice Chancellor Fernández de Cossío distances himself from Venezuela: "Ally is too strong a word."

Under what logic does a dictatorship hold onto power for more than 66 years in a country?

Cuba refutes Trump’s statements at the UN: Deputy Foreign Minister denies progress in negotiations with the U.S.

Yunior García: "The Cuban regime, a single-party system, resembles a cyclops too closely."

"Always Experimenting": Cubans Question Government's Admission of Uncertainty Regarding Reform Outcomes

Uncertainty in Havana over economic reforms: "We don't know what the outcome will be."

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister denies privileges for the Castro family and asserts that officials are suffering through the crisis “like everyone else.”

Cuban Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs warns that Trump's plans to take control of Cuba will fail

Carlos Fernández de Cossío accuses U.S. media of being complicit in the "punishment" against Cuba

The Cuban regime accuses the U.S. of preparing an aggression and attacks journalists who report on SouthCOM

The Cuban regime denies the presence of Chinese intelligence facilities in Cuba amid increasing pressure from the U.S.

Díaz-Canel responds to new sanctions from Washington: "We will know how to resist and overcome."

Bruno Rodríguez says that "the greatness and the imprint of Fidel Castro will not be surpassed by time."

The Deputy Foreign Minister assures that history will remember Fidel "for his immense contribution": "Contrary to Marco Rubio and his government"

The Cuban regime accuses the U.S. of "negligence or complicity" with migrant trafficking networks

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister responds to State Department report with propaganda and without refuting a single accusation

Deputy Foreign Minister Fernández de Cossío states that measures against the regime provoke "internal repulsion" in the U.S.

Cuban visual artist and writer erupts against the "new socialism where capitalism is in charge."

From "Trump is Hitler" to "Trump can invest in Cuba": The surprising rhetorical twist of the regime

Cuban regime to the U.S.: "We are not asking for gifts, just to be left in peace."

What is Trump Island? The proposal of an Emirati businessman to build a luxury resort in Cuba

Deputy Foreign Minister Fernández de Cossío opens the door to Trump investments in Cuba

Puerto Rico or Venezuela? The Cuban regime's response regarding the future of the island

Cuban regime reveals that it accepted a dialogue channel proposed by the U.S.: "We do not use the word negotiations."

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister on U.S. pressure: "Cuba will not accept less than what it achieved nearly 70 years ago."

Carlos R. Fernández de Cossío responds to the new sanctions and says that Marco Rubio "has a very twisted spirit."

Carlos Fernández de Cossío accuses the United States of being the main source of state terrorism

Cuban Deputy Minister accuses "mafia politicians from South Florida" of attacking Cuba's medical services

Cossío blames the U.S. for the chaos that Cubans face under the total control of the regime

Fernández de Cossío responds to Marco Rubio's latest move against the Cuban regime

Carlos Fernández de Cossío accuses the Florida exile community of promoting an "aggressive and vengeful" agenda against Cuba

Cuban regime strikes back at Rubio after sanctions on CUPET: "It's a collective punishment"

Cuban deputy foreign minister says that if the U.S. ends its "aggression," the "alleged problem of Cuba" will no longer be discussed

Cuban regime responds to Marco Rubio: "Marxism is not a threat to the U.S."

Carlos Fernández de Cossío accuses the U.S. of attempting to destroy the Cuban economy

The Cuban regime accuses the U.S. of wanting to intimidate the people with an invasion

The Cuban government fears that economic pressure may lead to military conflict with the U.S.

Carlos Fernández de Cossío: "Cuba is ready to engage in dialogue with the U.S. on bilateral issues."

"‘They are fueling the idea’: Cossío accuses media of promoting an inevitable military aggression against Cuba."

The Cuban regime threatens with "fierce resistance" against any action from the United States

Carlos Fernández de Cossío accuses Marco Rubio of "repeatedly lying" about Cuba

"Cuba has the right to defend itself": Fernández de Cossío does not deny the acquisition of military drones for the army

Cuban deputy minister accuses the U.S. of intensifying its campaign against Cuba to justify military aggression

"Cuba has never threatened the U.S.," asserts Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío despite the presence of Chinese bases on the island

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister corrects his social media post and adds the regime's favorite catchphrase

The Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister posts that Cuba is falling "on its own" and deletes the message half an hour later

Deputy Minister Fernández de Cossío labels those who support U.S. intervention in Cuba as "complicit."

Deputy Minister after U.S. sanctions: "Cuba does not pose a threat to that country."

"Talking about compensations? Yes, of course... and resolving the dispute."

The Cuban regime invokes the Constitution of 1940, which it dismantled, to legitimize expropriations

Carlos Fernández de Cossío blames the U.S. for the lack of compensation following expropriations

Fernández de Cossío challenges the U.S.: "Why not let the government fail on its own?"

Negotiation or Strategy? The conversations between the U.S. and Cuba could foreshadow a more aggressive scenario

The Cuban regime explicitly acknowledges that political prisoners are not part of the negotiations with the U.S.

The Cuban regime asserts that it will not negotiate with the U.S. regarding the departure of Díaz-Canel or any other official