U.S. Claims Cuba Was Pressured to Reduce Its Foreign Missions by a Third
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In its annual report on human trafficking around the world, the agency dedicates a special chapter to Cuba, considered one of the twelve countries that directly sponsor this phenomenon. "The increase in the diplomatic commitment of the United States to denounce forced labour practices and to use visa restrictions, among other measures, drastically reduced the number of workers affiliated to the regime and of countries receiving labour missions,"…
#Washington attributes to his diplomatic pressure the reduction in the sending of #Cuban professionals abroad. However, he keeps #LaHabana in the most serious category of human trafficking.
While at the beginning of 2025 there were 24,000 workers from the island abroad, today there are between 6,000 and 9,000 fewer, indicates a State Department report
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