Political Repression and Humanitarian Crisis in Cuba

by name voted on 18.06.2026

Summary

The European Parliament demands the immediate release of political prisoners and condemns the systematic repression by the Cuban regime. It also calls for urgent humanitarian aid to reach citizens directly, bypassing state control.

10 18.06.2026

Resolution

justice

human rights

social policy

public administration

international relations

Key points

The European Parliament condemns the systematic repression and human rights violations in Cuba, including torture and sexual violence.
There is an urgent demand for the immediate and unconditional release of all political prisoners, including minors.
The Parliament calls for the suspension of the EU-Cuba cooperation agreement based on its violation clauses.
The resolution highlights that the current cooperation agreement has failed to meet its core objectives of improving human rights.

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Documents (PDFs)

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