Cuba criticizes Diplomat Expulsion from Dominican Republic

The Cuban government condemned the expulsion of 10 of its diplomats and their families by the Dominican Republic, describing the decision as a result of American pressure and hostile policies against Havana. They characterized it as complicity with the U.S. stance aimed at isolating Cuba and undermining its diplomatic relations. The government affirmed that Cuban diplomats remain committed to the 1961 Vienna Convention and Dominican laws. They also warned that this action will affect bilateral relations, while reaffirming the strong historical ties between the two peoples and their shared struggle for liberation.

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