A growing number of hemispheric leaders have said they will not attend an Americas summit, to be hosted by President Biden next month in Los Angeles, if the meeting excludes Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
Mexican governments have traditionally maintained warm relations with Cuba, in part to demonstrate their independence from the United States. López Obrador, who visited Cuba last week and reiterated his strong condemnation of the U.S. trade embargo of the island, has made no secret of his fondness for the Cuban government.
Repeated hints in recent months that the three governments would be excluded have brought repeated administration insistence that no decisions had been made and no invitations yet issued. But its intentions appeared to have been outed last week, when Brian A. Nichols, the assistant secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere was asked in a Colombian television interview if Cuba, Nicaragua and“No,” Nichols answered succinctly. “That decision is for the president,” he added in Spanish.
. “The Summit is an opportunity for democracies — not authoritarian thugs” to advance “our shared prosperity and democratic values.”López Obrador said Tuesday that he raised the matter in his April 29 telephone conversation with Biden. “I put this to Biden, and he told me he was going to analyze the situation,” the Mexican president said.
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