About Paren El Embargo Cuba
Our Philosophy
United Nations Member State Objections to the U.S. Embargo on Cuba
Diplomatic Letters, Statements & Recorded Positions (1960–2025)
Overview
Since 1992, the United Nations General Assembly has voted annually on resolutions titled:
“Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba.”
Nearly all UN member states have formally objected to the embargo through:
- Written diplomatic letters
- Recorded General Assembly statements
- Regional bloc communiqués
- Official vote explanations
The embargo targets Cuba and is imposed by the United States
Our Expertise
UN Voting Record (1992–2024)
Typical annual result:
- 180–190 countries: End embargo
- 2 countries: Maintain embargo
- 1–3 abstentions
This represents one of the most consistent global diplomatic positions in UN history.
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Legal & Diplomatic Basis for Objections
Countries cite:
- UN Charter — sovereignty & non-intervention
- International trade law violations
- Humanitarian impact on civilians
- Extraterritorial sanctions affecting third countries
- Right to development
