Cuban Anti-Terrorist Condemns Trump's Policy

Camaguey, Cuba - The President of the Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), Fernando Gonzalez Llort, said on Wednesday in Camaguey that Donald Trump's policy towards Cuba is sentenced to fail.

Speaking to an audience made up by foreign university students studying in Camaguey and representatives of communities from other nations that live in that central city, Fernando said that the Revolution will continue advancing.

Gonzalez characterized the US President's speech last June 16 th with the presence of extreme right wing Cuban Americas and representatives of those that have committed violence against the island in Miami as disrespectful.

He urged to intensify the struggle against the US blockade and continue demanding the return of the illegally occupied US Naval Base in Guantanamo.

The President of ICAP appealed to Cuba's friends to continue their solidarity in the world and later spoke to the foreign students on their commitment to Fidel Castro in offering health service to their communities from a human point of view so much defended by the leader of the Revolution.

He highlighted the work of ICAP in Camaguey in favor of international solidarity and as host of many theoretic and artistic spaces.

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