Lula Denounces U.S. Embargo on Cuba as Illegal During Havana Visit, Calls for End to Sanctions
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Lula calls U.S. embargo on Cuba "illegal" and denounces island's inclusion on terrorism sponsor list during his first Cuba trip in third term.
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Lula makes remarks at G77 Summit hours before leaving for U.N. General Assembly in New York, where he'll meet Biden.
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Cuba expresses concerns over terrorism sponsor label and decades-old U.S. embargo, which EU also rejects.
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Critics say embargo hampers Cuba's access to food, medicine and development supplies.
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Lula expected to return Brazil's historic stance condemning embargo at U.N., after Bolsonaro broke with tradition in 2019.