Going against America proved costly for Argentina's Foreign Minister, the President dismissed him

Buenos Aires: Argentina's Foreign Minister found it difficult to take arbitrary steps. President Xavier Miley dismissed him from office. The President's spokesperson gave this information on social media post. He wrote, Foreign Minister Diana Mondino has been removed from the post.

Actually, there is an American economic embargo on Cuba. Argentina's Foreign Minister voted in the United Nations General Assembly in favor of lifting the US economic embargo on Cuba. After which the President of Argentina dismissed the Foreign Minister on Wednesday.

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Argentina's Foreign Minister Diana Mondino has been removed from her post, Manuel Adorni, a spokesman for Argentine President Javier Mili, said in a post on the social media platform X. Argentina's Ambassador to the US, Gerardo Worthin, has been appointed in his place.

Removed on support of UN resolution

Adorni did not elaborate on the reasons for Mondino's removal, but the announcement came hours after Mondino on Wednesday endorsed a UN resolution lifting sanctions on Cuba. The president's office later confirmed in a release that Mondino was removed because of his support for the UN resolution.

Those who say that they made a bed for Diana Mondino never understood that the one who the globalist infiltrators in the government try to make the bed for, every day since she took office, is a @JMileias if he had not known in advance who and how they were going to…

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Why is there US economic embargo on Cuba?

After the Cuban Revolution, the United States recognized the government of Fidel Castro. But began imposing economic penalties as the new government increased its trade with the Soviet Union. Nationalized American-owned assets and increased taxes on American imports.

the fight is old

US-Cuba relations have been plagued by mistrust and hostility since 1959, the year Fidel Castro overthrew the US-backed regime in Havana and established a socialist state in alliance with the Soviet Union.

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Closeness to Russia distanced us from America

During the half-century that followed, successive US administrations pursued policies aimed at isolating the island nation economically and diplomatically. The United States has imposed sanctions on Cuba for longer than any other country.