Measures taken by U.S. since December
Despite the December 17 announcements by Cuba and the U.S. to work toward normalizing relations, the blockade – principal obstacle to advancing in this process - remains in force.
Despite the December 17 announcements by Cuba and the U.S. to work toward normalizing relations, the blockade – principal obstacle to advancing in this process - remains in force.
The damages caused by the blockade on the island were explained during a press conference at the headquarters of the Ministry of Agriculture (MINAG)
The U.S. economic, financial and commercial blockade of Cuba, the longest in history, causes daily difficulties for Cubans, and impacts key sectors of the economy. October 27, the UN General Assembly will consider a resolution demanding an end to the policy, for the 24th time
Representatives of Cuban civil society, along with those from regional and international organizations, reiterated their condemnation of the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the U.S. on Cuba for more than 50 years
Given the perishable nature of citrus fruit, nearby markets are sought to allow for timely and rapid transportation, in order to best meet clients’ expectations
Polls also showed that voters from various parties support the lifting of the blockade and unrestricted travel to the island for all U.S. citizens
An end to the blockade would create jobs and new opportunities in the U.S. agricultural sector and open up a market of 11 million people just 90 miles away
The meeting saw the participation of officials from the U.S. Treasury, Commerce and State departments and representatives from various Cuban ministries and entities
Scheduled today, October 7, is a meeting with Cuban authorities to discuss the scope of steps recently taken by the U.S. government to modify the implementation of some aspects of the blockade
The meeting took place in the context of the 70th period of sessions of the UN General Assembly