Brazil’s Lula: Trump indicated he won’t invade Cuba during White House chat
Lula said Trump signaled no military move on Cuba as Washington kept up sanctions on Cuban entities, including GAESA and a joint venture, officials said.
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Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has assured that his counterpart in the United States, Donald Trump, has transferred him during the meeting held between them this Thursday in the White House that he "does not" invade Cuba.
Trump has "no intention" of invading Cuba, reveals Brazil's President Lula after White House talks
Brazilian President Lula da Silva stated that US President Donald Trump has no intention of invading Cuba. While Havana seeks an end to the blockade, the US has tightened economic sanctions targeting military-controlled enterprises and joint ventures, maintaining pressure while prioritising the conclusion of regional military campaigns.
On a visit to Washington, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Thursday (local time) that his US counterpart Donald Trump had assured him that he did not plan to invade Cuba. ...
The Brazilian president revealed that his US counterpart does not intend to intervene militarily on the Caribbean island. In addition, Lula urged to seek agreements with Iran and reform the UN Security Council.
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