Cuban Foreign Minister Defends Regime as 'Different Democracy'

Cuba's Foreign Minister accused an ABC News journalist of prejudice while defending the Cuban regime as a 'different democracy' when questioned about free elections.

11 May, 15:46 — 11 May, 15:46

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Cuban Foreign Minister Calls Regime a “Different Democracy”

The FM accused the ABC News journalist of “showing prejudice” when asked what would happen if Cubans could freely choose their leaders. The post Cuban Foreign Minister Calls Regime a “Different Democracy” appeared first on Havana Times.

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