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Cuba says U.S. sanctions are causing severe humanitarian strain

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel called U.S. sanctions “genocide,” citing doubled child mortality and shortages of medicines.

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Reported medicine shortages and worsening child mortality indicate a potentially serious public-health and sanctions crisis.

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