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The US has imposed an oil blockade and secondary sanctions on Cuba, while Canada is providing humanitarian aid.

15 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 28
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The US has imposed an oil blockade and secondary sanctions on Cuba, while Canada is providing humanitarian aid.

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CubaDonald TrumpGlobal Affairs Canada

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  1. Canada voted against the US embargo, and the UN condemned the economic sanctions on Cuba.1 source
  2. Cuba pushes for UN support as Waltz details regime abuses and Canada faces US economic pressure.1 source
  3. US sanctions and pressure campaigns are causing fuel shortages, leading to Air Canada flight cancellations.1 source
  4. Cuba calls on Canada to challenge the U.S. oil embargo.1 source
  5. Proposal suggests Canada should export oil to Cuba.1 source
  6. Canada provides aid to Cuba while Trump applies economic pressure.1 source
  7. Trump imposes oil blockade and sanctions on Cuba, prompting Cuba to seek Canadian aid.1 source
  8. US policy actions regarding Cuba, including oil blockades and sanctions.1 source

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