BRICS Leaders Demanded the Lifting of International Sanctions Against Cuba
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The BRICS leaders expressed serious concern over the current financial and trade restrictions on Cuba. BRICS leaders adopted a declaration in the context of the New Delhi summit, transmits RIA News. The paper stresses the need to lift the unilateral embargo against Cuba. "We reiterate the need to end economic, commercial and financial measures against Cuba in accordance with UN General Assembly resolution A/RES/80/4", the text notes. BRICS was f…
They express deep concern about the situation on the Caribbean island due to the tightening of the unilateral blockade in Washington. They recall that sanctions are illegal.
The BRICS leaders expressed deep concern at the tightening of the unilateral embargo against Cuba and its negative impact on the economy, energy supply and humanitarian situation in the country. "We express our deep concern at the evolution of the situation around Cuba in view of the tightening of the unilateral embargo against that country, its negative impact on the Cuban economy, energy supply and the humanitarian situation", the declaration …
In the Final Declaration of the XVIII Summit of BRICS Leaders, the Group reiterated the need to end economic, commercial and financial measures against the island. Laura Mercedes Giráldez. Granma. 13/09/2026. After the conclusion of the XVIII Summit of BRICS Leaders, held in India, in...
The BRICS Group countries, meeting in New Delhi, India, today expressed their solidarity with Cuba in the face of the aggressive actions of the Trump administration, and reiterated the need to put an end to economic, trade and financial measures against the Antillean nation, in accordance with United Nations General Assembly resolutions.
NEW DELHI, 12 Sept: Negara anggota BRICS menggesa penarikan sekatan Ekonomi, perdagangan dan kewangan terhadap Cuba, menurut deklasi pemimpin yang diterima pada sidang kemuncak pertubuhan itu di New Delhi dan diterbitkan pada Sabtu, lapor Sputnik/RIA Novosti.
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