UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly to end U.S. imposed embargo on Cuba

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On Thursday, Nov. 2, the United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly against the U.S. economic and trade embargo against Cuba, which was first imposed in 1960. While the resolution is not legally binding, it does reflect global public opinion. CGTN’s Luis Chirino has more.

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