Estados Unidos
- Type
- foreign_government
- Country
- Cuba
- Homepage
- https://www.presidencia.gob.cu/
- Description
- Country whose government and authorities are criticized in the declaration. Suspicion label: none.
Aliases
- Cuba
- Cuba (Estado)
- EE. UU.
- Isla de Cuba
- República de Cuba
- US
Related claims (13)
- The declaration claims that the US government has killed about 200 people and destroyed 57 boats in international waters of the Caribbean and the Pacific using disproportionate military force, in cases allegedly linked to drug trafficking but never proven.
- The source alleges that the US government ignored Cuban warnings and thereby showed complicity with planning and execution from US territory of violent, illegal and terrorist actions against the Cuban government and people.
- Cuba says it filed multiple formal complaints in that period with the US Department of State, the Federal Aviation Administration and the International Civil Aviation Organization about more than 25 serious and deliberate violations of Cuban airspace.
- The source alleges that the incident involving the downing of two aircraft over Cuban airspace in February 1996 followed repeated hostile violations of Cuban airspace by Hermanos al Rescate between 1994 and 1996.
- La declaración sostiene que el gobierno de Estados Unidos carece de legitimidad y jurisdicción para llevar a cabo esa acción.
- El Gobierno Revolucionario condenó en los términos más enérgicos la acusación del Departamento de Justicia de los Estados Unidos anunciada este 20 de mayo contra Raúl Castro Ruz.
- The source says the new US migration policy will affect hundreds of thousands of legal immigrants, including Cubans waiting for permanent residency.
- The source says the United States keeps the Cuban regime outside its authorization for operations with Russian oil.
- The source includes a report that Cuba and the United States are discussed as 'a decade after the return of the Five.'
- Carlos Fernández de Cossío said the U.S. Secretary of State's statements mean Washington will continue applying maximum economic pressure against Cuba, even if it causes a humanitarian crisis.
- Cuba denunció en la ONU una escalada agresiva de Estados Unidos.
- Cuba's foreign policy messaging in the homepage includes references to U.S. sanctions and blockade, and a headline about comments by Cuba's foreign minister on an offer of U.S. help.
- Iran's foreign ministry rejected U.S. sanctions and coercive measures imposed against Cuba, describing them as a violation of national sovereignty and the UN Charter.