RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - (AP) Cuba broke its silence on Saturday, February 13th, on a memorandum it delivered to the Colombian government warning it of an alleged guerrilla attack in Bogotá and regretted that this gesture was used by the administration of President Iván Duque to fuel binational tension.
A statement from the Foreign Ministry of the Caribbean nation also expressed its “concern” about the management of the peace process by Duque . . .
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