OAS Addresses the Destabilizing Role of Russia and Cuba in Venezuela

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On May 2, 2019, the OAS Permanent Council held a special meeting to address the destabilizing incursion of external actors in Venezuela and the role of the governments of Russia and Cuba in subverting democracy and human rights in Venezuela. (OAS Photo)

OAS Addresses the Destabilizing Role of Russia and Cuba in Venezuela

Alexis F. Ludwig, Deputy U.S. PermRep: "Russia and Cuba undermine the respect for rule of law, democracy, and human rights in Venezuela. These malign and undemocratic actors also play a destabilizing role for the region’s security and threaten our shared values of democracy and human rights."

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