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US and Cuban officials engage in a shouting match during a UN debate over the economic embargo

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First published 3 hours ago (Oct 27, 2026, 7:06 PM UTC) · latest update Oct 27, 2026, 7:06 PM UTC

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New York Post · Independent · United States
Mike Waltz gets in shouting match with Cuban delegate at UN as American diplomat assaulted.
Fox News · Independent · United States
Shouting match erupts at UN as Cuban foreign minister moves toward US ambassador's podium: 'Back up!'
The New Republic · Independent · Global
Mike Walz and Cuban Foreign Minister Yell at Each Other at U.N.
Trinidad Guardian · Independent · Global
PM former Caricom leaders over Cuba embargo appeal.

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The New Republic

Global · Independent

Neutral

Mike Walz and Cuban Foreign Minister Yell at Each Other at U.N.

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Associated Press

United States · Independent

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