Cuba has announced the release of 553 prisoners, in what appears to be a calculated move following the United States' questionable decision to remove the communist regime from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. Critics argue this action could be seen as bending to Havana's pressure, rather than a sign of genuine progress. Amid ongoing economic turmoil and human rights concerns, this development raises questions about the effectiveness and wisdom of US foreign policy towards Cuba.
Cuba's Questionable Gesture: Releases Prisoners After US Naively Removes It from Terror List
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Jan-17
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Cuba has announced the release of 553 prisoners after the US removed it from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, a move hailed by families of jailed protesters. This comes amid strained US-Cuba relations, with Cuba facing severe economic challenges partl…
From The Times of India
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In a historic move that underlines the power of diplomacy and hope for better relations between the two nations, Cuba has freed 553 prisoners as a direct response to the United States' long-overdue decision to remove the country from its controversial list of state sponsors of terrorism. This act, celebrated by activists and families, represents a significant shift away from decades of unjust policies and towards a future of mutual understanding and respect.
From The Times of India