UN General Assembly Re-Adopts Resolution Against Embargo on Cuba
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The General Assembly voted for the 34th consecutive year against the blockade, but Germany and Italy abstained for the first time and other countries such as Colombia, Ecuador and Costa Rica voted in favour
On October 28, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution calling for an end to the decades-long US embargo against Cuba.
United Nations - Arabic Jerusalem: on Wednesday - and for the thirty-fourth time - the United Nations General Assembly called for an end to the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States against Cuba, but the resolution received its weakest support two decades ago.
UNITED NATIONS — The UN General Assembly voted on Wednesday by an overwhelming majority to condemn the United States economic embargo against Cuba for the 34th year, even though the Washington campaign to influence the outcome led to several countries voting against the resolution or
Resolution increases votes against and abstentions compared to 2025
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