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Democratic members of US Congress visit Cuba and compare US energy embargo to ‘silent Gaza’
The lawmakers said the embargo has caused blackouts, transport cuts and other disruptions as they sought congressional steps to limit health harms.
- Four Democratic members of the U.S. Congress visited Cuba and described the U.S. energy embargo as turning the island into a 'silent Gaza'.
- The U.S. imposed the energy embargo in January after the capture of Venezuela's then-President Nicolás Maduro and threatened tariffs on countries selling fuel to Cuba.
- There are no current talks between Washington and Havana about lifting the energy embargo.
- Congress member Pocan said that Marco Rubio is making the embargo issue personal, which he disagrees with.
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US lawmakers visiting Cuba slam Trump's energy embargo over humanitarian toll
Four Democratic members of the US Congress visited Cuba and condemned Donald Trump's energy embargo. They said the curbs are worsening blackouts, shortages and the wider humanitarian strain across the island.
·India
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Democratic members of U.S. Congress visit Cuba and compare U.S. energy embargo to ‘silent Gaza’
Four Democratic members of U.S. Congress who travelled to Cuba this weekend described the energy embargo imposed on the island by U.S. President Donald Trump as turning the island into a “silent Gaza.”
·Canada
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Democratic members of US Congress visit Cuba and compare US energy embargo to 'silent Gaza'
Four Democratic U.S. Congress members have described the energy embargo on Cuba as a “silent Gaza.” The embargo was imposed by U.S.
·New York, United States
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Total News Sources15
Leaning Left6Leaning Right4Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution40% Left
Bias Distribution
- 40% of the sources lean Left
40% Left
L 40%
C 33%
R 27%
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