The Network of Intellectuals, Artists, and Social Movements in Defense of Humanity (RedH) once again denounced this weekend the recent measures taken by the U.S. government against Cuba, qualifying them as acts of political provocation and economic coercion.

The statement, released by Cubaminrex and RedH through their digital portals, pointed out that the U.S. administration has intensified pressure through fuel supply restrictions and the imposition of tariffs, which have a direct impact on the National Electro-energetic System.

The organization warned that such actions are part of a strategy of political and media harassment, accompanied by narratives that seek to distort historical facts and manipulate regional memory.

The text rejected attempts by extremist sectors based in Miami to promote campaigns of hatred and disinformation against the island, as well as the selective judicialization of ideological disputes.

RedH urged governments and social movements to form strategic alliances to help counter these coercive measures and to guarantee Cuba's right to sovereignly decide its own destiny.

The communiqué expressed solidarity with the Cuban people and with Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, leader at the forefront of the Cuban Revolution, who is considered a historical benchmark for the sovereignty and dignity of the peoples of the Global South.

The organization called upon intellectuals, artists, and peace advocates to remain vigilant against new forms of intervention that threaten regional stability.