Cuba says Venezuela's spat with Colombia could hurt peace talks


  • World
  • Sunday, 02 Jun 2013

Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez speaks at a news conference in Havana March 8, 2012. REUTERS/Desmond Boylan

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba expressed support on Saturday for its ally Venezuela in a row with Colombia, which Havana suggested could hurt peace talks it has been hosting to end Colombia's long war with leftist rebels.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez declared in a statement Cuba's "unvarying position of solidarity with Venezuela and of recognition of the legitimate government of President Nicolas Maduro."

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