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China opposes US sanctions on firms over Cuba ties

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China says it will protect two electronics firms the US blacklisted over Cuba, calling the sanctions illegal and a “sabotage” of its ties with Havana.

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Beijing says opposes US ‘sabotage’ of Cuba-China relations

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Xi Jinping and Donald Trump during a meeting at the White House Reuters/Evan Vucci The government of China denounced on Friday (6) as "sabotage" the new sanctions of the United States against Cuba, which include for the first time two companies of the Asian country. ✅ Follow the international news channel of the g1 in WhatsApp The new round of sanctions, announced on Thursday, focuses on the oil and technology sector of the island, against which…

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China condemned the new US sanctions against Cuba and described them as an attempt to sabotage Sino-Cuban relations and cooperation. The position was presented by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun. “China strongly opposes U.S. interference and its attempts to sabotage Sino-Cuban cooperation,” Jiakun said at a news conference. He added that Beijing firmly supports Cuba in defending its national sovereignty. He said China would take al…

China has condemned the new US sanctions against Cuba, calling them an attempt to undermine relations and cooperation between Beijing and Havana. “China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty. Beijing will take all necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the rights and legitimate interests of its enterprises,” said a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry […]

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