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Trump expands US sanctions on Cuban government and affiliates
Trump expanded US sanctions on the Cuban government and affiliates, with Reuters reporting the move and Havana rejecting the measures as coercive. The White House described targets as individuals and groups assisting Cuba's security forces. Al Jazeera highlighted Cuba’s characterization of the sanctions as unilateral and a collective punishment of the Cuban people, citing statements from Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez and alleging the measures violate the UN Charter. Reuters also noted Cuba’s rejection of the new sanctions, framing them as coercive. The most recent statements emphasize Cuba’s opposition to the sanctions and the US framing of enforcement targets.
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Trump expands US sanctions on Cuban government and affiliates
target="_blank">Trump expands US sanctions on Cuban government and affiliates Reuters
Cuba rejects Trump's new "coercive" sanctions
target="_blank">Cuba rejects Trump's new "coercive" sanctions Reuters

Havana slams new Trump sanctions as ‘collective punishment’ of Cuban people
The Cuban government has firmly rejected new sanctions levied by United States President Donald Trump, calling them “unilateral coercive measures” intended to impose “collective punishment on the Cuban people”. In a post on social media on Friday, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez said that “these measures are.

New US sanctions are 'collective punishment', Cuba's FM says during May 1 marches
Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez slammed a fresh round of US sanctions against the Caribbean island as "collective punishment" as massive crowds marched in the annual May 1 procession outside the US embassy in Havana. Cuba has been plunged deeper into economic crisis following a severe fuel blockade imposed by.