Expulsion of Cuban diplomats: the island's government escalates its rhetoric

The Cuban government has formally challenged the Dominican Republic's decision to expel members of its diplomatic mission. Authorities in Havana stated that the Dominican government has failed to provide a single justification for the removal of these officials, marking a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations.

This diplomatic friction follows recent reports regarding the status of Cuban personnel in the Dominican Republic. The Cuban government's public rejection of the move underscores a growing rift, as the island's administration demands clarity regarding the specific reasons behind the expulsion of its diplomatic staff.