Carlos Fernández de Cossío acknowledged that the authorities were able to make better decisions, but blamed, as always, Washington for aggravating the situation and rejected the need for political reforms.
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The Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of #Cuba says they were able to make better decisions, but he again holds Washington responsible for the crisis and dodges a question about political reforms.
Carlos Fernández de Cossío acknowledged that the authorities were able to make better decisions, but blamed, as always, Washington for aggravating the situation and rejected the need for political reforms.