# RELACIONES BILATERALES #CUBA #EEUU

Jan

15

2025

U.S. Removes Cuba from the List of Countries Sponsoring Terrorism

The U.S. Government removed Cuba this Tuesday from the spurious list of States that according to them sponsor terrorism, a measure that had been maintained by Washington since January 12, 2021, when it was signed by then President Donald Trump.

The decision revokes President Trump's approved national security memorandum of July 2017 and orders the secretary of the treasury to initiate a process of adjustment to this decision.

Dec

11

2024

Cuba: US law on trademarks is a unilateral coercive measure

The Cuban Foreign Ministry categorically rejected the No Stolen Trademarks Honored in America Act, and stated that it is a new unilateral coercive measure against the Caribbean nation.

The Statement follows in its complete text.

The United States opens up the way to the theft of Cuban trademarks.

Aug

27

2024

Cuban Foreign Ministry rejects alleged interference in U.S. elections

The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected in the strongest terms the accusations of alleged interference by this Caribbean nation in the local electoral campaigns of the state of Florida, in the United States.

Through a statement published on its website, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs detailed that articles in The Miami Herald newspaper and others from the McClatchy press organization, to which the newspaper belongs, began a new slanderous campaign against the island at the end of July.