Latin American leftist bloc condemns exclusions from U.S.-hosted summit


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  • Saturday, 28 May 2022

Cuba’'s President Miguel Diaz-Canel delivers a speech as Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro reacts during the ALBA group meeting in Havana, Cuba, May 27, 2022. REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini

HAVANA (Reuters) -A bloc of leftist countries meeting in Havana on Friday condemned the exclusion of certain nations from next month's Summit of the Americas, after the United States said it only wanted leaders of governments that respect democracy to attend.

The United States will host the Summit of the Americas from June 6 to 10 in Los Angeles, and has said it will not invite the governments of Venezuela or Nicaragua. The summit coordinator said it was up to the White House whether it would invite Cuba but said Cuban civil society activists had been asked to attend.

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