Federação latino-americana de jornalistas apoia Cuba contra o bloqueio

18 de fevereiro de 2026

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A Federação Latino-Americana de Jornalistas (FELAP) afirmou que « Cuba não está sozinha » e expressou apoio ao povo cubano que enfrenta agressão econômica intensificada e um bloqueio de petróleo imposto pela administração Donald Trump. A declaração foi emitida de Buenos Aires em 18 de fevereiro.

Em 18 de fevereiro de 2026, a Federação Latino-Americana de Jornalistas (FELAP) emitiu uma declaração de solidariedade com Cuba. Sediada em Buenos Aires, a organização destacou a agressão econômica intensificada e o bloqueio de petróleo enfrentados pela nação caribenha, impostos pela administração Donald Trump. A FELAP declarou: « Cuba não está sozinha », enfatizando o apoio regional contra essas medidas. A Prensa Latina relatou o anúncio, que reforça a posição da federação em defesa da soberania cubana. Esse apoio ocorre em meio a tensões contínuas, com a FELAP posicionando-se contra políticas de isolamento econômico em relação à ilha.

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On January 29, 2026, the US administration signed an Executive Order declaring a 'national emergency' and imposing sanctions on any country supplying oil to Cuba. The measure is framed as a response to alleged threats from Cuba, though it lacks concrete evidence. The intensified economic blockade severely impacts the Cuban population, worsening shortages of medicines and fuel.

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Federação latino-americana de jornalistas apoia Cuba contra o bloqueio

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