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Monday, January 31, 2005

EU lifts diplomatic freeze on Cuba
Amit Patel at 2:35 PM ET

[JURIST] The European Union [official website] announced Monday that it will temporarily lift a diplomatic freeze imposed on Cuba after the Cuban government jailed 75 dissidents in March 2003. The lifting of sanctions follows the release of several dissidents. The EU had banned high-level governmental visits and participation in cultural events in Cuba and started inviting dissidents to embassy parties. Read a statement released by the Luxembourg EU Presidency. BBC News has more.






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