Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez says the United States has no “atom of evidence” to blame his government for illnesses affecting U.S. diplomats.
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Cuban foreign minister criticizes US for expelling diplomats in Washington
Bruno Rodriguez insisted there is no evidence tying Cuba to mysterious attacks on diplomats in Havana.
US orders Cuba to withdraw 15 diplomats in Washington
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Travel groups respond to US travel warning for Cuba
US visitors were not hurt by the unexplained incidents harming diplomats, travel groups argue.
