April 19, 2026

In light of recent developments in Cuba and the dire situation the Cuban people face, the governments of Brazil, Mexico and Spain on Saturday expressed deep concern over the grave humanitarian crisis facing the Cuban people and urged necessary measures to ease the situation, according to a joint statement published on the Spanish Foreign Ministry's website. The statement came as US President has recently indicated to shift his focus from the war in Iran to Cuba.

The three governments also called relevant parties to avoid actions that worsen the living conditions of the population or that violate international law, and pledged to step up coordinated humanitarian response to alleviate the suffering of the Cuban people.

In the statement, the governments of Brazil, Spain and Mexico also reiterated the need to respect international law at all times, the principles of territorial integrity, sovereign equality and the peaceful settlement of disputes, as enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.

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