Argentina Backs US Embargo on Cuba, Breaking with Decades of Policy

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This is the first time that Argentina has been opposed at large. The resolution, which has been voted on every year since 1992, obtained 165 votes in favour, 7 against and 12 abstentions this year. 33 times in a row. The General Assembly of the United Nations once again called by an overwhelming majority for the end of the US embargo through a resolution presented every year by Havana since 1992. It is the first time that Argentina has voted aga…

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Argentina voted this Wednesday in the General Assembly of the United Nations (UN) in favor of the embargo that the United States has maintained on Cuba since 1960, thus breaking with a 33-year diplomatic tradition that stood firm against the embargo. For more than six decades, the United States has maintained economic and trade sanctions...

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Argentina voted this Wednesday in the General Assembly of the United Nations (UN) in favor of the embargo that the United States has maintained on Cuba since 1960. The turn in diplomatic matters breaks with three decades of continuity of a position against the US blockade on the Caribbean country. For 33 years, the UN has been calling for an end to the embargo that the US imposed on Cuba more than 60 years ago. This position was not changed by a…

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UN: Argentina voted against the repudiation of the embargo on Cuba For the first time in history, the Argentine government ignores international law and votes with the United States to maintain the economic, financial and commercial blockade on the island. The decision weakens the claim for sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands.

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The Milei administration thus modified its historical position of more than three decades on the subject. The entry Another nod from Argentina to the US: Voted in the UN in favor of the embargo on Cuba was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.