Cuba's Foreign Minister Says No Negotiations Despite "Genocidal" Blockade - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
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Havana, Cuba denounced yesterday that the U.S. blockade caused losses of more than $8 billion between March 2025 and February 2026, a “record figure” that, he stressed, does not even reflect the impact of the oil fence or the secondary sanctions applied by Washington.
The Cuban government has called for an end to sanctions, claiming that the country has suffered over $8 billion in economic damage and that energy shortages and medical crises have intensified due to the strict U.S. blockade over the past year. According to Reuters and the Cuban state-run media Granma on the 7th (local time), Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez [addressed] the capital
The Chancellor of Cuba, Bruno Rodríguez, stated on Monday (7) that there are no negotiations with the United States. The Chancellor of Cuba, Bruno Rodriguez, stated that there are no negotiations with the United States. The Chancellor of Cuba, Bruno Rodriguez, stated that there are no negotiations with the United States. The Chancellor of Cuba, Bruno Rodriguez, stated on Monday (7) that there are no negotiations with the United States. The Chanc…
Cuba’s foreign minister, Bruno Rodríguez, said today that the United States blockade against his country, which includes an energetic ferret, constitutes a silent genocide against the population of the island. By presenting to the national and foreign press accredited in Havana the report on the damage of that policy – which he described as [...] The entry Block against Cuba: a silent genocide, says chancellor was first published in Tele Pinar.
The Cuban Foreign Minister described the US blockade of his country as a "silent genocide" against the people of the island and emphasized that Washington is pursuing this policy in a calculated manner with the aim of imposing collective punishment and bringing the Cuban revolution to its knees.
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez said Monday that there are no negotiations between Cuba and the United States and that there are no plans for future talks, as Havana accuses Washington of maintaining a “genocidal blockade” that has caused economic losses of $8.1 billion in the last year. “There are no negotiations or agendas, although there remains a willingness to maintain contact, despite the lack of progress,” Bruno Rodriguez said at a…
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