Cuba’s communist regime accused the United States of engaging in “discriminatory treatment” by allegedly refusing to allow Deputy Health Minister Tania Margarita Cruz to participate in an event for the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), a regional subsidiary of the World Health Organization (W.H.O.), in Washington.
Deputy Minister Cruz further claimed that the U.S. government allegedly refused to issue U.S. visas to her delegation in Havana which, according to her, constitutes an “act of discrimination” against Cuba.
The communist official claimed that Cuba is not just an active PAHO member state, but also the “nation that has…
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