China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding national sovereignty, dignity: Chinese FM on Cuba’s rejection of US accusations against Raul Castro - Global Times
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Asked about China’s comment on the Cuban government’s rejection of recent accusations made by the US against Cuban leader Raul Castro, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Thursday that China consistently and firmly opposes unilateral sanctions that have no basis in international law or authorization of the UN Security Council.

“We stand against abusing judicial means and exerting pressure on Cuba under any pretext by external forces,” Guo said.

The US should stop brandishing sanctions or judicial proceedings at Cuba and stop resorting to the threat of force at every turn, the spokesperson said, adding that China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its sovereignty and national dignity and opposing external interference.

  • Boise_Idaho [null/void, any]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    1 day ago

    You’re getting your history mixed up.

    they’re the losers of a civil war after they sided with the Japanese invaders and lost support of the people

    You’re mixing up the Chinese collaborationist government led by Wang Jingwei who led a party that was nominally KMT and Chiang Kai-shek who, despite his many flaws and overall reactionary politics, never once collaborated with the Japanese. One of his many faults involved dragging his feet because he felt the Communists were a higher priority. But this is very different from open collaboration.

    and then fled to Formosa and killed the indigenous people there to install a military junta.

    “Formosa” is the colonial name from Portuguese colonizers. It’s full name was “Ilha Formosa” which is Portuguese for “beautiful island.” “Taiwan” is based on the names of one of the Indigenous Taiwanese peoples that more or less sounds like “Taiwan.”