Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Relations with cuba in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Council restated the objectives of the EU in its relations with Cuba as: to encourage a peaceful transition to pluralist democracy with respect for human rights
the path to be followed must be to have a complete normalisation of relations with Cuba by means of the removal of the common position against Cuba,
DE Madam President, as we are discussing our relations with Cuba here today in the shadow of the tragic death of Orlando Zapata,
the Council did indeed decide, on 23 June, to resume relations with Cuba, in light of certain recent positive human rights developments.
in view of this I should like to note that 77 of the countries that are Members of the Assembly believe that relations with Cuba should be stepped up, not scaled down.
which is looking to establish a consensus in the European Union in order to renew our framework for relations with Cuba, but not for a complete break with the Common Position,
Should the United States normalize relations with Cuba?
The Council feels that the debate on updating EU relations with Cuba should be continued.
I would say that 2003 was a sad year in our relations with Cuba.
initiate a debate in order to update EU relations with Cuba.
Parliament's criticism of the EU's cautious resumption of relations with Cuba is, in human rights terms, utterly beyond comprehension.
Ministers discussed recent developments in Cuba and asked the High Representative to explore the possibilities on the way forward for relations with Cuba.
It is now true, with the bilateral state of affairs of the Member States' relations with Cuba, that this position no longer exists.
including on the issue of relations with Cuba.
trading partner, so it makes perfect sense to normalize relations with Cuba.
political rights will be monitored very closely by the European Union and they will continue to influence the Union's relations with Cuba.
Mr President, the European Union's relations with Cuba are governed by the common position originally adopted by the Council in 1996,
in the Union's institutions there is a broad basis for agreement and for moving relations with Cuba in the right direction.
can it describe the current state of diplomatic relations with Cuba?
position is a very useful instrument, in that it sets out systematically and in detail the areas of the European Union's cooperation and the terms of its relations with Cuba.