Cuban foreign minister says there will be no humanitarian crisis
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- Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez said the country would not face a humanitarian crisis despite the effects of U.S. sanctions.
- The sanctions have affected daily life in Cuba, where infant mortality has increased.
- Cuba is pursuing economic reforms to address its internal crisis and attract foreign investment as tensions with the United States intensify.
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez has ruled out a humanitarian crisis on the island despite U.S. sanctions that have affected daily life.
The report says infant mortality has increased as Cuba confronts an internal crisis. The government is implementing economic reforms aimed at addressing the situation and attracting foreign investment.
The statement comes as tensions between Cuba and the United States intensify.
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