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Argentina Foreign Minister Sacked For Voting To Lift US Embargo On Cuba
Argentina President Javier Milei on Wednesday sacked Foreign Minister Diana Mondino after the country voted at the UN in favor of lifting the six-decade US embargo on Cuba.
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"Embargo Is A Virus Too": Cuba Marks 6 Decades Under US Sanctions
Cuba on Monday marks 60 years under a US economic blockade that has deeply affected the communist nation's fortunes and shows no signs of being lifted.
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India At The UN Supports Lifting Of US Sanctions Against Cuba
India reiterated its support for the lifting of all sanctions imposed five decades ago by the US against Cuba, saying the continued existence of the embargo undermines multilateralism and the credibility of the UN itself.
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New Cuban President Wants "Civilised" Relationship With US
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said Sunday his government wants a "civilized" relationship with the United States despite the embargo imposed on the island by the US since 1962
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Cuba's New President Makes First Trip To Old Cold War Foe United States
Cuba's new president, Miguel Diaz-Canel, arrived in New York on Sunday for his first trip to the United States, where he will denounce the decades-old U.S. trade embargo on his country at the U.N. General Assembly, state-run media reported.
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US Abstains For First Time In UN Vote On Cuba
For the first time in 25 years, the US has abstained from voting on a UN resolution seeking an end to crippling trade embargo imposed by America against Cuba, a move welcomed by India and other nations.
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Hillary Clinton Accuses Donald Trump Of Violating Cuba Embargo In 1990s
Democrat Hillary Clinton on Thursday accused Donald Trump of breaking the law by violating the US trade embargo with Cuba, after a report emerged alleging her White House rival's company spent money there without Washington's approval.
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Barack Obama Administration Loosens Cuba Embargo With New Measures
The Obama administration is loosening the US trade embargo on Cuba with a new round of regulations allowing American companies to sell to Cuba on credit and export a potentially wide range of products to the Cuban government for the first time, officials said yesterday.
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UN Overwhelmingly Calls for End to US Embargo on Cuba
The UN General Assembly called Tuesday for an end to the US embargo on Cuba in a resolution adopted by a near-unanimous vote, three months after the United States restored diplomatic ties with Havana.
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Obama, at UN, Calls for Lifting Cuba Embargo
President Barack Obama on Monday called for ending the decades-old US embargo on Cuba, in his address to the UN General Assembly.
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Pope to Discuss Cuba Embargo on Trip But Not Dwell on Issue
Pope Francis is expected to raise the Vatican's opposition to the United States' embargo against Cuba during his forthcoming trip but he will not dwell on the issue so as not to be seen as interfering in U.S. politics, Vatican officials say.
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Hillary Clinton Urges US Congress to End 'Failed' Cuba Embargo
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Friday urged Congress to end the longstanding U.S. trade embargo against Cuba, calling it a "failed policy" that had done little or nothing to foster change on the communist-ruled island.
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Democratic Presidential Hopeful Clinton to Call for Lifting Cuban Embargo
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week will call on US lawmakers to lift the long-standing economic embargo against Cuba, her campaign announced on Wednesday.
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Cuban President Raul Castro Calls on Barack Obama to Dismantle Cuba Embargo
Cuban President Raul Castro asked his US counterpart Barack Obama Wednesday to use his executive powers to "dismantle" the economic embargo placed on his island nation.
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Francois Hollande Calls for End to US Embargo on Cuba Trip
French President Francois Hollande called Monday for an end to the US embargo on Cuba during a historic visit to the island, the first by a Western leader since Washington and Havana moved to restore ties.
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Argentina Foreign Minister Sacked For Voting To Lift US Embargo On Cuba
Argentina President Javier Milei on Wednesday sacked Foreign Minister Diana Mondino after the country voted at the UN in favor of lifting the six-decade US embargo on Cuba.
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"Embargo Is A Virus Too": Cuba Marks 6 Decades Under US Sanctions
Cuba on Monday marks 60 years under a US economic blockade that has deeply affected the communist nation's fortunes and shows no signs of being lifted.
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India At The UN Supports Lifting Of US Sanctions Against Cuba
India reiterated its support for the lifting of all sanctions imposed five decades ago by the US against Cuba, saying the continued existence of the embargo undermines multilateralism and the credibility of the UN itself.
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New Cuban President Wants "Civilised" Relationship With US
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said Sunday his government wants a "civilized" relationship with the United States despite the embargo imposed on the island by the US since 1962
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Cuba's New President Makes First Trip To Old Cold War Foe United States
Cuba's new president, Miguel Diaz-Canel, arrived in New York on Sunday for his first trip to the United States, where he will denounce the decades-old U.S. trade embargo on his country at the U.N. General Assembly, state-run media reported.
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US Abstains For First Time In UN Vote On Cuba
For the first time in 25 years, the US has abstained from voting on a UN resolution seeking an end to crippling trade embargo imposed by America against Cuba, a move welcomed by India and other nations.
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Hillary Clinton Accuses Donald Trump Of Violating Cuba Embargo In 1990s
Democrat Hillary Clinton on Thursday accused Donald Trump of breaking the law by violating the US trade embargo with Cuba, after a report emerged alleging her White House rival's company spent money there without Washington's approval.
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Barack Obama Administration Loosens Cuba Embargo With New Measures
The Obama administration is loosening the US trade embargo on Cuba with a new round of regulations allowing American companies to sell to Cuba on credit and export a potentially wide range of products to the Cuban government for the first time, officials said yesterday.
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UN Overwhelmingly Calls for End to US Embargo on Cuba
The UN General Assembly called Tuesday for an end to the US embargo on Cuba in a resolution adopted by a near-unanimous vote, three months after the United States restored diplomatic ties with Havana.
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Obama, at UN, Calls for Lifting Cuba Embargo
President Barack Obama on Monday called for ending the decades-old US embargo on Cuba, in his address to the UN General Assembly.
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Pope to Discuss Cuba Embargo on Trip But Not Dwell on Issue
Pope Francis is expected to raise the Vatican's opposition to the United States' embargo against Cuba during his forthcoming trip but he will not dwell on the issue so as not to be seen as interfering in U.S. politics, Vatican officials say.
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Hillary Clinton Urges US Congress to End 'Failed' Cuba Embargo
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Friday urged Congress to end the longstanding U.S. trade embargo against Cuba, calling it a "failed policy" that had done little or nothing to foster change on the communist-ruled island.
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Democratic Presidential Hopeful Clinton to Call for Lifting Cuban Embargo
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week will call on US lawmakers to lift the long-standing economic embargo against Cuba, her campaign announced on Wednesday.
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Cuban President Raul Castro Calls on Barack Obama to Dismantle Cuba Embargo
Cuban President Raul Castro asked his US counterpart Barack Obama Wednesday to use his executive powers to "dismantle" the economic embargo placed on his island nation.
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Francois Hollande Calls for End to US Embargo on Cuba Trip
French President Francois Hollande called Monday for an end to the US embargo on Cuba during a historic visit to the island, the first by a Western leader since Washington and Havana moved to restore ties.
