Callaghan on Thursday (29 September) blasted the US for failing to revoke the Donald Trump-era ruling, which saw the former US president – in the death throes of his premiership – classify Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, placing the country on a list alongside Iran, North Korea and Syria.
Cuba remains on the list more than a year-and-a-half after Joe Biden took over from Trump as president, The Independent reported this week, citing a message from the Visit USA Association.