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Clash over aid implementation and economic blockades in Cuba, involving the country's oil company, CUPET, and high-ranking officials.

Steady: 1 in the last 7 days Updated thursday

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  1. A private company in Las Tunas is filling a state service gap by addressing a local waste crisis.
  2. Alex Gordon spoke for the Communist Party regarding aid, while Morning Star discussed the blockade in Cuba.

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2 reports, 1 independent, last reported Jun 13. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Clash over aid implementation and economic blockades in Cuba, involving the country's oil company, CUPET, and high-ranking officials.

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  1. Alex Gordon spoke for the Communist Party regarding aid, while Morning Star discussed the blockade in Cuba.Sub-event
  2. Pipeline transports crude oil to the plant in Cuba.Sub-event
  3. Private businesses operate in a failing national system in Cuba.Sub-event
  4. Clash over aid implementation and economic blockades involving Cuba's oil company, CUPET.1 source
  5. Cuba's state oil company, CUPET, is facing a severe energy crisis after a definitive business deal ended.1 source

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