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The United Nations General Assembly summons next April 24 a high level event to commemorate the International Multilateralism Day and Diplomacy for Peace, it was announced at UN headquarters.
EU provides protection to its entrepreneurs against Helms Burton Act
In the event that Title III of the Helms Burton Act is applied, the European Union has endowed itself with antidote legislation, a Council regulation that ensures the protection of its citizens and entrepreneurs
Angola and Cuba to expand economic ties
Cuba and Angola need to expand their economic and trade relations to the level of those existing in the political and diplomatic fields, senior officials of the two countries said in a meeting held in Luanda, capital of the African country.
Italian Banking Firm fined by U.S. for transactions with Cuba
The Italian banking company UniCredit Group joined the entities of several countries punished by the U.S. government for allegedly violating sanctions imposed by Washington against Cuba and other countries.
Cuban VP starts official visit to Angola
The Vice President of the Council of Ministers, Ricardo Cabrisas Ruiz, started this Monday an official visit to the Republic of Angola, on the occasion of the celebration of the XIV Session of the Intergovernmental Commission Cuba- Angola
U.S. sanctions British Group for violating Cuba blockade
The United States announced that the British Acteon Group, a provider of submarine services in the oil and gas industry, will have to pay 227,500 dollars for alleged violations of the blockade on Cuba.
European ministers reiterate rejection of U.S. blockade against Cuba
European Foreign Ministers reiterated in Brussels, Belgium, their strong rejection of the US blockade against Cuba.
Venezuela: Washington is killing international law
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza denounced on Wednesday the subordination of the Organization of American States (OAS) to US interests
USA Fines British Bank for Violating Blockade on Cuba
British bank Standard Chartered will pay 1.1 billion dollars for allegedly violating U.S. blockade on Cuba and sanctions against Iran, Syria, Sudan and Myanmar, the US Treasury Department reported today
Spain expresses concern over the tightening of the blockade on Cuba
Spain expresses concern over the tightening of the blockade on Cuba
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