from a special correspondent On July 2 a House of Representatives sub-committee called for forceful measures to stop "free world" trade with Cuba and criticised a recent British credit for a large fertiliser plant there, The sub-committee on inter-American affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, in a report on Communism in Latin America, said that U.S, friends and allies trading with Dr. Fidel Castro's Cuba furnished the Premier with "additional resources to expand his revolution," The report said: "The British are trading with Cuba and recently completed a credit guarantee for a large fertiliser plant, despite our protests", The report also criticised credits to Cuba from Spain, Japan, France, = ane countries, Morocco, the United Arab Republic, Italy and anada,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 1, c. 6 July 1967
U.s. Call for End to Trade with Cuba
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