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Editorial | CARICOM’s aid to Cuba

Donald Trump’s latest sanctions against Cuba have rightly drawn questions about the status of the Caribbean Community’s (CARICOM’s) plan to provide humanitarian assistance to their regional neighbour. People are concerned in the face of what Bruno Rodriguez, the island’s foreign minister, correctly labelled as “collective punishment” of the Cuban people. It has been more than a month since CARICOM announced it was coordinating with Mexico to send critical, non-sanctioned provisions to Cuba, and the disclosure by a handful of community members of amounts they pledged to the programme. But since then, little has been publicly said about the initiative, including whether any of the aid had actually left Mexico.

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