Cuba criticizes US pressure on UN votes

Cuba criticized the United States' pressures on countries to reject the resolution in the United Nations General Assembly calling for the lifting of the trade embargo imposed on Cuba, which has been in place for over six decades. The Cuban Foreign Minister pointed out that the U.S. State Department, specifically Marco Rubio, is exerting pressure and blackmail on heads of states and governments to influence their votes against the resolution, despite previous voting results overwhelmingly favoring the end of the embargo. In the 2025 vote, the resolution was supported by 165 countries, with 7 opposing and 12 abstaining. It is worth noting that the resolution is non-binding, but it reflects the international community's rejection of the U.S. embargo on Cuba.

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