Us-cuba row over insects goes to weapons meeting

Access through your institution Buy or subscribe PARIS The countries that have signed the 1975 Biological Weapons Convention will meet next week in Geneva to hear Cuban allegations that last

year the United States discharged the insect pest _Thrips palmi_ over Cuba to damage the country's agriculture. The US State Department dismisses the allegations as “outrageous”. This

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