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Latin Times
Latin Times
Politics
Michelly Teixeira

Argentine President Fires Foreign Minister For Voting Against U.S. Embargo on Cuba

Argentine President Javier Milei shared a statement on social media, declaring, "Our country categorically opposes the Cuban dictatorship and will remain committed to promoting a foreign policy that condemns all regimes that violate human rights and individual freedoms." (Credit: AFP)

Argentine President Javier Milei has fired Foreign Minister Diana Mondino as a result of her voting against the U.S. embargo on Cuba at the United Nations. The firing took place amid ongoing tensions between the two, but the decision was announced as a result of the vote, which contradicted the administration's expected alignment with the United States and Israel.

The UN Assembly passed a new resolution condemning the U.S. embargo against Cuba, with 187 countries supporting it and only the United States and Israel voting against. Given Milei's alignment with the mentioned countries, many anticipated Argentina would break from a historic stance and join them for the first time, as reported by El País.

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