China tells the United States to stop what it calls “brandishing judicial stick” against Cuba after Washington indicted Cuba’s former leader, Raúl Castro, on murder charges. According to multiple reports, China’s position is conveyed by the Chinese Foreign Ministry, with spokesman Guo Jiakun saying Beijing firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and national dignity. Guo also says China opposes external interference in Cuba’s internal affairs.
The reports frame China’s comments as a reaction to the U.S. legal action involving Raúl Castro, presented in U.S. proceedings as related to a murder charge. While the sources do not detail the underlying allegations or provide court specifics, they consistently describe China’s response as politically supportive of Cuba and critical of the U.S. approach. The coverage therefore focuses on the diplomatic message from Beijing and its emphasis on non-interference and respect for sovereignty, rather than on the substance of the indictment itself.
