Uruguayan lawmakers urge US to end Cuba embargo in open letter

The blockade has generated grave humanitarian consequences for the Cuban people, directly affecting access to health, food, education, and welfare, particularly for vulnerable sectors.

On the last day of May 2026, twenty-eight Uruguayan legislators addressed the United States Congress with a formal appeal that reached beyond diplomacy into the language of universal principle — asking not for favor, but for compliance with the international norms all nations have pledged to uphold. Their letter, signed by senators and deputies of the Frente Amplio coalition, argued that the decades-long economic blockade against Cuba has quietly eroded the lives of ordinary people, restricting access to food, medicine, and education in ways that no geopolitical rationale can justify. In placi

Uruguayan lawmakers urge US to end Cuba embargo in open letter

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