VP on US, Venezuela, ahead of Panama summit

The transcript discusses the importance of recognizing legitimate representatives and condemns foreign mercenaries. It highlights Cuba's unwavering support for Venezuela, emphasizing that aggression towards Venezuela is seen as aggression towards Cuba. The dialogue with the United States is viewed positively, though it is acknowledged as a complex and time-consuming process.

What is the main concern about the representatives present in Panama?

• They are not well-educated.

• They are not legitimate and are linked to mercenaries.

• They are too young to represent.

• They are from a different country.

What is the stance of Cuba regarding its relationship with Venezuela?

• Cuba will support Venezuela only in times of peace.

• Cuba is neutral towards Venezuela.

• Cuba will always stand by Venezuela, regardless of circumstances.

• Cuba will only support Venezuela if it benefits economically.

What is the nature of the process of re-establishing relations with the United States?

• It is unnecessary.

• It is straightforward and quick.

• It is complex and will take time.

• It is already completed.

What does the dialogue between Cuba and the United States imply?

• It will be easy and fast.

• It will require maintaining high-level discussions.

• It will not involve any discussions.

• It will be handled by a third country.

What is the outlook on the process of maintaining dialogues?

• It is seen as a waste of resources.

• It is seen positively, with intentions to advance.

• It is seen as unnecessary.

• It is seen negatively.