Costa Rica Cuba Relations Formally Severed, Foreign Minister Confirms
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Costa Rica's chief of diplomacy, Manuel Tovar, denounced a "tyrany that for more than six decades has denied freedom and prosperity to the Cuban people".
Diplomatic relations with Havana "are broken," Costa Rican Foreign Minister Manuel Tovar Rivera said, after meeting with Marco Rubio in the United States, tightening the position he has maintained since March.
Havana, Sep 18 (Latin Press) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba (Minrex) today warned that the statements of the Foreign Minister of Costa Rica about a supposed rupture of diplomatic ties respond to an act of subordination to the politics of the United States. The post Cuba qualifies as subordination to the United States position of Costa Rica first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Foreign Minister Manuel Tovar clarified that the continuity of consular services does not imply that diplomatic ties between the two governments are maintained.
Foreign Minister Manuel Tovar reaffirmed the full diplomatic rupture with Cuba and declared that Costa Rica keeps its doors open to those fleeing repression.
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