POLITICS● LOWAug 31 · Aug 31, 2026, 11:40 PM
Vice President of Cuba's ICAP, sanctioned by the U.S., denies 'political indoctrination'
Clarín · north america
The vice president of ICAP, sanctioned by the U.S., denies indoctrination in solidarity groups with Cuba, defending their peaceful and autonomous nature. Tensions between Cuba and the U.S. are worsening due to sanctions and blockades, affecting basic services and generating social discontent on the island.
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