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US sanctions Chinese firms over alleged military supplies to Cuba

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South China Morning Post – China
“US sanctions Chinese firms over alleged military supplies to Cuba”

The United States has imposed sanctions on two Chinese companies it accuses of supplying equipment and components to Cuba’s military, as Washington intensifies pressure on Havana’s foreign suppliers and expands its authority to target businesses operating on the island. The US State Department said on Thursday that China National Electronic Import and Export Company, or CEIEC, and Beijing H&C Technologies had worked with Cuban arms procurement company Sociedad Mercantil Duna to supply...

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DER SPIEGEL
“Kuba: USA haben neue Sanktionen verhängt – und treffen damit erstmals chinesische Unternehmen”

Donald Trump und sein Außenminister Marco Rubio wollen einen Zusammenbruch des Regimes auf Kuba erzwingen. Im Fokus: der Öl- und Elektroniksektor. Die neuesten Sanktionen gehen besonders weit.

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RTP Notícias
“China rejeita sanções dos EUA contra empresas acusadas de fornecer armas a Cuba”

A China rejeitou hoje as sanções impostas pelos Estados Unidos contra duas empresas chinesas acusadas de fornecer equipamento militar a Cuba e advertiu que adotará "todas as medidas necessárias" para proteger os direitos e interesses das suas empresas.

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Correio da Manhã
“China rejeita sanções dos EUA contra empresas acusadas de fornecer armas a Cuba”

Sanções anunciadas na quinta-feira pelo departamento do Tesouro norte-americano visam as empresas chinesas CEIEC e Beijing H&C Technologies.

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