MADRID (AP) — European Union countries may consider upgrading the bloc’s trade relations with Cuba, but only if Havana respects human rights, Spain’s foreign minister said Monday.
Jose Manuel Garcia Margallo said EU countries have discussed asking the European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, to explore the possibility of reaching an association agreement with Cuba. Association agreements normally pave the way for trade liberalization with countries outside the 28-nation EU.
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