Examples of using Developments in cuba in English and their translations into Dutch
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It will follow developments in Cuba closely.
numerous, perhaps all, the Member States condemning recent developments in Cuba.
The EU is following political developments in Cuba, including the human rights situation, very closely.
And those that have are following developments in Cuba.
Mr President, developments in Cuba have taken a very negative turn with the large-scale arrest of dissidents in March 2003
We regret that the United States is continuing to isolate the developments in Cuba, instead of encouraging them.
Madam President, we have good reason to follow closely the recent developments in Cuba, because after 47 years of ruling Cuba Fidel Castro transferred power to his brother,
how does it evaluate the developments in Cuba as far as relationships with the European Union are concerned?
The Commission advised the Council, in May 1996, that developments in Cuba did not enable it to draft guidelines for the negotiation of such an agreement,
Ministers held an exchange of views, over lunch, on recent political and economic developments in Cuba and on the options for the EU's policy towards Cuba. .
Would the Council make a statement about recent developments in Cuba, including a comment on the news that the CNN TV company has been allowed by the Cuban
whose views are clearly shared on the desirability of new political and economic developments in Cuba, have still not begun to reach agreement after so many years on the question of how this is to happen, and disagree fundamentally on the matter.
Would the Council make a statement about recent developments in Cuba, including a comment on the news that the CNN TV company has been allowed by the Cuban
But in fact the most disturbing thing about recent developments in Cuba is the effect they have had on the American state of mind;
Recent developments in Cuba, and notably the execution of Mr Diaz Betancourt in spite of numerous international appeals for clemency,
it was not only the West but principally the Soviet regime that sparked off this development in Cuba.
I think this reflects the views of the Council as a whole- when he says that if we wish to promote democracy and human development in Cuba, then isolating
Colombia and Cuba, while developments in Russia also give cause for concern.
Characterization of fungal diversity associated with citrus crops in Cuba and development of accurate molecular diagnostic assays for Phyllosticta citricarpa.
Matías López invests his fortune amassed in Cuba in the development of Gran Tarajal,
