Dominican Republic’s expulsion of Cuban officials sparks geopolitical tension
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Dominican Republic's expulsion of Cuban officials sparks geopolitical tension
The Dominican Republic has expelled nine Cuban diplomatic officials and their families without explanation, according to the country's foreign ministry.
Dominican Republic Expels Cuban Diplomats Amid Growing Tensions
The Dominican Republic has requested the withdrawal of nine Cuban diplomats and their relatives. This decision reflects increasing criticism of Cuba by Dominican leaders as the country faces challenges from a U.S.-led economic crackdown. The diplomatic strain highlights dwindling support for Cuba internationally.
The Dominican Republic has ordered nine employees of the Cuban embassy to leave the country. This underscores the continued diplomatic isolation of Cuba in the Caribbean, where the United States is pressuring countries to sever ties with the communist island nation.
The Dominican Republic expelled nine Cuban diplomats and their families, who will have seven days to leave the country.
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