Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez has expressed willingness to engage in 'serious and responsible dialogue' with the US, but emphasized that Havana will not tolerate any interference in its internal affairs.
The comments came during the CELAC summit, a meeting of 33 Latin American and Caribbean countries excluding the US and Canada.
Cuba has rejected any suggestion that its political system or the term of its president could be subject to negotiation in talks with the US.
The country has been facing an economic crisis due to a US oil blockade, and has entered talks with the US government to address the issue.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel has warned that the country is preparing for a possible US 'aggression'.
