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Cuba. 40 organizations require Portugal's vote against embargo

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Briefings

Two days after the Cuban minister accused Washington of unprecedented pressure on UN countries to change voting positions, a new letter emerged demanding a Portuguese vote against the embargo. This development occurred during the October 27-28 debate, with Cuba's minister citing 'pressures without precedent.'

Key points

• A Cuban minister accused Washington of 'pressures without precedent' on UN countries to alter voting positions in the October 27-28 debate.
• A new letter emerged two days later demanding a Portuguese vote against the embargo.

Context

The Cuban minister's accusation regarding UN voting pressures occurred during the October 27-28 debate, where Cuba's position on the embargo was under scrutiny. A subsequent letter from Cuba's side demanded a Portuguese vote against the embargo, adding to the diplomatic tensions.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the Cuban minister's statement and the subsequent letter; specific details about the Portuguese vote, the full scope of UN pressures, or the broader diplomatic context are not provided.

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