US EditionArgentina’s president fires his foreign minister after vote in favor of ending US embargo on Cuba
- Argentina's President Javier Milei fired Foreign Minister Diana Mondino hours after voting in favor of lifting the U.S. economic embargo on Cuba at the U.N. General Assembly.
- Gerardo Werthein, Argentina's ambassador to the U.S., replaced Mondino as announced by spokesman Manuel Adorni on his X account.
- The U.N. resolution condemning the U.S. embargo was supported by 187 nations, while the U.S. and Israel were the only opposing votes.
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Argentine Foreign Minister Fired After Voting in Favor of Cuba at UN – PRESIDENT MILEI REAFFIRMS STANCE AGAINST COMMUNISM | The Gateway Pundit | by Fernando de Castro
Argentina’s President Javier Milei announced on Wednesday, 30, that he had fired his foreign minister, Diana Mondino, in yet another decisive move against communism and leftist policies.
·United States
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Argentina's Milei sacks foreign minister after unexpected Cuba embargo vote
Argentina's President Javier Milei has fired his foreign minister Diana Mondino after the country voted to end the US embargo on Cuba at the United Nations, marking one of the highest-level departures in his administration.
·Berlin, Germany
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Her lack of support for the US trade embargo against Cuba cost Diana Mondino her job as chief diplomat
·Vienna, Austria
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Because she did not support the US trade embargo against Cuba, Argentina's President Javier Milei fired Foreign Minister Diana Mondino. Her successor is the former US ambassador.
·Germany
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