Published 3 years ago

Cuba: US protest narrative paving way for military incursion

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Cuba says U.S. officials are painting a false picture of the situation in Cuba. Thousands of Cubans took to the streets July 11 in various parts of the country. The protests ended in acts of vandalism, destruction of patrol cars, stone throwing at hospitals. Human Rights Watch said in a reported Wednesday that about 500 had been arrested.

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Yahoo News

Cuba: US protest narrative paving way for military incursion

Cuba criticized the United States and President Joe Biden on Wednesday for a series of statements by senior officials after the unprecedented protests on the island last week, accusing the U.S. government of seeking to justify a military intervention. Johana Tablada, deputy director for U.S. affairs at Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said U.S. officials are painting a false picture of the situation in Cuba, which is struggling with severe e…

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Independent

Cuba: US protest narrative paving way for military incursion

Cuba is criticizing the United States and President Joe Biden for a series of statements by senior officials after the unprecedented protests on the island last week, accusing the U.S. government of seeking to justify a military intervention

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Cuba: US protest narrative paving way for military incursion

HAVANA (AP) — Cuba criticized the United States and President Joe Biden on Wednesday for a series of statements by senior officials after the unprecedented protests on the island last week, accusing the U.S. government of seeking to justify a military intervention.Johana Tablada, deputy director for U.S. affairs at Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said U.S. officials are painting a false picture of the situation in Cuba, which is struggling w…

3 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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