NewzThe Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly rejected the Dominican Republic's decision to expel diplomatic personnel from its embassy in Santo Domingo, along with their families. In its official response, Havana characterized the measure as an act of subordination to the United States.
In the context of these diplomatic frictions, historical reporting highlights that the Dominican Republic has previously taken positions against regimes it perceives as violating democratic principles. While lacking a formal list of dictatorial governments, the Dominican state has maintained a history of condemning actions by administrations it views as undermining democracy.
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