Trudeau: When are you going to stand up for our friend Cuba and Venezuela

September 18, 2020

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By Caribbean News Global

VANCOUVER, Canada – Extracts from two themes A) Trudeau: When are you going to stand up for our friend Cuba? and B) Venezuela. These extracts are from the June 30, 2020 webinar co-organized by Vancouver Communities in Solidarity with Cuba & Friends of Cuba against the US Blockade

– Vancouver. Credits: Original video from the FaceBook of Vancouver Communities in Solidarity, and graphics from the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute.

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