VOICED : EEUU y Cuba se acusan de "terrorismo" tras inclusión de La Habana en lista negra

The US government under Donald Trump has added Cuba to its blacklist for not fully cooperating in anti-terrorism efforts, aligning it with countries like Iran and North Korea. This move is distinct from labeling a state sponsor of terrorism, which has broader legal implications. Cuba was removed from such lists in 2015 during Obama's presidency. The Trump administration accuses Cuba of harboring Colombian ELN negotiators, following Colombia's suspension of peace talks after a bombing incident. Cuba condemned the US decision, which came after an attack on its embassy in Washington, linking the attacker to a Florida church opposed to Cuba's communist regime.

Which countries are mentioned as being in the same group as Cuba on the US blacklist?

• Iran, Syria, North Korea, Venezuela

• Russia, China, Iran, Syria

• North Korea, Venezuela, China, Russia

• Syria, Iran, Russia, China

What is the difference between being blacklisted and being designated as a state sponsor of terrorism?

• Blacklisting is a more recent measure

• Both have the same legal implications

• State sponsorship designation has more extensive legal implications

• Blacklisting has more severe legal consequences

Why did the Trump administration accuse Cuba in relation to Colombia?

• For interfering in Colombian elections

• For trading arms with Colombia

• For harboring ELN negotiators

• For supporting the Colombian government

What action did the Cuban government take following the US's blacklist decision?

• They condemned the US's actions

• They accepted the decision

• They ignored the decision

• They retaliated with sanctions

Who was linked to the attack on the Cuban embassy in Washington?

• A member of the Cuban government

• A US government official

• A Colombian guerrilla

• An individual associated with an evangelical church in Florida