La Habana rompe el silencio y acusa a RD de someterse a EE. UU.
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The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs has formally rejected the Dominican Republic's decision to expel nine members of the Cuban diplomatic mission in Santo Domingo, along with their families. Havana characterized the expulsion as an act of subordination to the United States, marking a significant escalation in diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
In response to the situation, the Dominican government maintains a policy of opposing regimes it deems to be in violation of democratic principles. While the Dominican Republic does not maintain an official list of dictatorial governments, the administration has historically taken a firm stance against foreign actions it views as undemocratic. The move to expel the diplomats has received public support from the Cuban Association in the Dominican Republic, which endorsed the government's decision.
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Diario Libre (La Habana rompe el silencio...)Focuses on Cuban accusations of Dominican subservience to the U.S.
Diario Libre (RD frente a políticas de Gobiernos)Contextualizes the expulsion within historical Dominican democratic foreign policy.
Diario Libre (Cubanos en RD respaldan...)Highlights local support for the government's diplomatic decision.
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