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  1. China pledged 60,000 tons of rice to Cuba, while the Foreign Minister accused the US embargo of causing supply issues.
  2. U.S. oil blockade and food insecurity.

Marco Rubio discussed the alleged expropriation of CUPET assets, a state-owned oil and gas company in Cuba, while Donald Trump advocated for greater economic freedom in the country.

6 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 12
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Marco Rubio discussed the alleged expropriation of CUPET assets, a state-owned oil and gas company in Cuba, while Donald Trump advocated for greater economic freedom in the country.

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CubaMarco RubioDonald TrumpCUPET

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  1. Cuba confirmed ownership of the company whose privatization was discussed, while Rubio participated in energy agreement talks.Sub-event
  2. Rubio announced sanctions on CUPET, Cuba's largest oil company.1 source
  3. Rubio weighs in on sanctions against CUPET and Trump's vision for Cuba.1 source
  4. U.S. imposes stricter scrutiny and licensing requirements on CUPET's operations in Cuba.1 source
  5. U.S. policy imposes severe economic blockades and sanctions targeting CUPET in Cuba.1 source
  6. Rubio discusses alleged expropriation of CUPET assets in Cuba; Trump pushes for economic freedom.1 source

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U.S. oil blockade and food insecurity. All 2 developments

Within China pledged 60,000 tons of rice to Cuba, while the Foreign Minister accused the US embargo of causing supply issues.

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