Cuba deployed medical doctors to Venezuela, a move defended by Bruno Rodriguez amidst tightening US sanctions.
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Updated Jul 24
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Cuba deployed medical doctors to Venezuela, a move defended by Bruno Rodriguez amidst tightening US sanctions.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Brazil protested Maduro's kidnapping, and the US announced the end of health cooperation with Cuba.Sub-event
Cuba deployed doctors to Venezuela while US sanctions tighten control on Cuba.1 source
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Trump administration applies sanctions and tariffs against Cuba. Oil shipments from Venezuela are targeted by new executive orders.Also in this story
- An oil agreement was announced between Caracas and Washington, with US interests defining the terms of the blockade.
- Maduro's capture cut off oil supply to Cuba, while the Trump administration imposed a fuel blockade and Iberia suspended flights.
- The Trump administration is seeking political change in Cuba and placing Cuban-Americans in Latin America, while a US ambassador arrives in Argentina from Cuba.
- Secondary sanctions are being implemented by the Trump administration, leading to the halt of subsidized Venezuelan oil and the allocation of naphtha for Varadero oil fields in Cuba.
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