LIVE: Lawmaker Exposes Trump’s Cuba Sanctions, Slams US Embargo as 'Cold War Relic' | Venezuela
May 10, 2026
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11:55:01Now PlayingLIVE: Lawmaker Exposes Trump’s Cuba Sanctions, Slams US Embargo as 'Cold War Relic' | Venezuela
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as posted by the channelWATCH LIVE: Representative Pramila Jayapal discusses her congressional delegation to Cuba, calling the 60-year-old US embargo a “Cold War relic” that she argues has caused long-standing humanitarian and economic hardship for the Cuban people. She describes severe conditions observed on the ground, including shortages of fuel, food, and medical supplies, as well as strained hospitals with broken equipment such as incubators, which she links to the impact of sanctions and restricted access to essential resources. Jayapal also urges the lifting of the State Sponsor of Terrorism (SSOT) designation to enable cooperation in agriculture and healthcare, highlighting potential benefits from Cuban medical research in areas like Alzheimer’s and cancer treatment.
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