Argentina Shifts Policy on US Embargo on Cuba
Argentina has voted in favor of the US embargo on Cuba at the United Nations General Assembly, marking a significant change in its foreign policy.
The decision, made by President Javier Milei's government, breaks with over three decades of consistent votes by Argentina in support of the annual resolution calling for an end to the US embargo on Cuba.
The United Nations has urged Washington to lift the restrictions for 33 consecutive years, condemning them as a violation of international law and a source of economic hardship for the Cuban population.
- The US has maintained the embargo on Cuba since 1960.
- The international community, including most governments and humanitarian organizations, opposes the sanctions.
Author's summary: Argentina changes stance on Cuba embargo.
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