Mexico, Spain and Brazil Urge Respect for Cuba’s Sovereignty Amid Crisis and US Pressure
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Updated · Al Jazeera English · Apr 18
Mexico, Spain and Brazil Urge Respect for Cuba’s Sovereignty Amid Crisis and US Pressure
17 articles · Updated · Al Jazeera English · Apr 18
Mexico, Spain, and Brazil have jointly called for Cuba's sovereignty to be respected amid a worsening humanitarian crisis and escalating US pressure.
The three governments pledged increased humanitarian aid and urged for 'sincere and respectful dialogue' to resolve the crisis, without direct military intervention.
US actions, including an oil blockade and threats from President Trump, have deepened Cuba's fuel shortages and economic hardship, prompting international concern.
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