Beijing official hails China and Cuba as ‘good brothers’ in show of solidarity
Liu Haixing, head of the Chinese Communist Party’s International Department, met with Cuban officials in Havana, describing China and Cuba as "good brothers." During talks with Emilio Lozada Garcia, the Communist Party of Cuba's international relations chief, Liu stated that the countries' ties have reached an "unprecedented new height." This meeting occurred as Washington increases pressure on Cuba. Liu emphasized that both nations have consistently supported each other amidst global changes, thereby deepening their friendship.

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AI-generatedLiu Haixing, head of the Chinese Communist Party’s International Department, met with Cuban officials in Havana, describing China and Cuba as "good brothers." During talks with Emilio Lozada Garcia, the Communist Party of Cuba's international relations chief, Liu stated that the countries' ties have reached an "unprecedented new height." This meeting occurred as Washington increases pressure on Cuba. Liu emphasized that both nations have consistently supported each other amidst global changes, thereby deepening their friendship.
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4 extractedLiu stated that China and Cuba have consistently supported each other through a shifting global landscape.
Liu described China-Cuba ties as being at an 'unprecedented new height'.
Beijing official Liu Haixing hailed China and Cuba as 'good brothers' during a meeting in Havana.
The meeting occurred as Washington ramps up pressure on Cuba.