Examples of using Cubans in English and their translations into Arabic
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Seventy-three percent of young Cubans between the ages of 18 and 23 are enrolled in universities.
Mexico is also a stepping-stone for Chinese, Indian, Cubans and Russians, as well as for Central American migrants transported by traffickers in migrant workers.
It recommended that Cuba(a) ratify and implement the two International Covenants as soon as possible as well as facilitate public dissemination of these treaties and ensure that all Cubans are aware of the rights contained therein.
Last June, the Canadian Government made a number of adjustments in its policy towards Cuba which were intended to assist Cubans in need at the grass-roots level, and to enhance our ability to support economic and political reform in Cuba.
The objective of United States policy towards Cuba is clear: to foster a rapid, peaceful transition to a democratic form of Government where human rights are protected, civil society thrives, and economic prosperity is extended to all Cubans.
In a letter dated 6 September 2004 the Government of Cuba informed the Special Rapporteur of the decision of the Government of Panama to release four Cubans alleged to have been involved in terrorist acts in that country in 2000, and expressed its strong dissatisfaction with this decision.
Cubans Haitians.
Cubans, mostly.
The Cubans left.
Chinese- Cubans.
Cubans, probably.
Yeah, Cubans.
Follow the Cubans.
Dance, Cubans dance.
These are Cubans.
Cubans were in a constant.
We are the Cubans.
Cubans or right-wing extremists.
You have cubans?
The Cubans were ready waiting.