RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The National Assembly of Cuba (unicameral Parliament) criticized the intention of several deputies to debate in the plenary of the European Parliament next June 8 on the political situation and human rights in the Caribbean island.
A note from the Cuban Parliament denounced that the "maneuver" of a "small group of MEPs who respond to Washington's agenda" aims to "break" the Caribbean country's ties with Brussels.
The declaration, signed by the International Relations Commission of the Cuban legislative body, criticizes the Euro-deputies' attempt to adopt a resolution against Cuba "distorting reality".
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