Cuba: U.S. keeping the country on terror list is 'illegitimate' and 'immoral'
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50% : The country is also still suffering from the impact of Covid-19 and tourism, especially from Canada and the European Union, which is an important source of income, he said.45% : Carlos Fernández de Cossio said in an interview with The Associated Press that maintaining Cuba on the State Department blacklist with North Korea, Iran and Syria is "an easy way to punish Cuba with the overall aim of trying to make Cuba what it is not -- to make Cuba a failed state.""The U.S. unfortunately pays no price for doing something that is illegitimate, unsustainable and immoral," he said.
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