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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing will firmly back Cuba in opposing sanctions, blockades and external interference, according to a First Squawk tweet. The statement signals continued Chinese political support for Havana amid longstanding U.S. economic restrictions on the island. No new financial commitments or funding figures were disclosed. The remarks are likely to be read as a diplomatic gesture rather than an immediate economic catalyst. Watch for follow-through in trade, investment and debt-related announcements between Beijing and Havana.

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