Cuba’s delegation stormed out of the United Nations General Assembly during a speech by the U.S. president, who declared that "freedom will be coming to Cuba" and accused the island’s communist government of undermining opposition within the United States. The walkout followed sharp criticism of Cuba’s political system, with the administration signaling a shift in policy toward the island. The move underscores deep diplomatic tensions between the two nations, as Washington pushes for democratic reforms in Havana. The incident highlights the broader struggle over Cuba’s future and the role of international bodies in addressing regional conflicts.
The Cuban delegation to the United Nations General Assembly walked out during President Trump’s speech to the global body Tuesday after the president called for freedom on the island. Trump said "freedom will be coming to Cuba," and accused the Cuban communist regime of fomenting opposition in the U.S. “My administration is also seeking a...
