Uruguay FM: Cuba at 'most serious moment', urges internal dialogue

Uruguay's foreign minister publicly stated that Cuba faces its 'most serious moment' and called for 'open dialogue within society' to redefine the country's future, while refraining from criticizing the past 50 years of Castroism. This marks a notable diplomatic shift from Uruguay's traditionally non-confrontational stance toward Cuba, potentially signaling regional pressure for political change. The statement is a political signal rather than a policy action, and its impact depends on Cuba's response and regional alignment.