Cuba calls Trump's U.N. address 'unacceptable and meddling'HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba on Tuesday slammed U.S. President Donald Trump s latest comments about the island as  disrespectful, unacceptable and meddling,  while reiterating it was not involved in the alleged incidents that had harmed U.S. diplomats in Havana. The sharply worded Foreign Ministry statement came after U.S. and Cuban delegations met in Washington to discuss bilateral relations, the first such high-level meeting between the Cold War foes since Trump took office in January. Their meeting took place on the same day Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York, calling Cuba  corrupt and destabilizing.  He also said he would not lift the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba until it made  fundamental reforms.  Cuba said it had voiced  strong protest  against his comments, as well against his new policy toward the Communist-run nation. The Republican president announced in June a partial rollback of the U.S.-Cuban detente forged by his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.  In the wake of the disrespectful, unacceptable and meddling statements made by President Donald Trump in his address to the U.N. General Assembly at a time when the U.S.-Cuba Bilateral Commission was sitting in session, the Cuban delegation voiced a strong protest,  the Foreign Ministry statement said. U.S.-Cuban relations have become especially strained since the State Department said last month its personnel in Havana had experienced physical symptoms from what it could only describe as  incidents.  The symptoms ranged from hearing loss to mild brain injury, a State Department official said last week, adding that the toll of victims had risen to 21 people linked to the U.S. Embassy. Several Canadians were also affected. Cuba has denied any involvement and the United States has not blamed it, although Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Sunday it could close its embassy in response.  Cuba has never perpetrated or will ever perpetrate actions of this nature, and has never permitted or will ever permit any third-party use of its territory for this purpose,  Cuba s Foreign Ministry said.  The Cuban authorities have shown keen interest in both clarifying this matter.  worldnews
cuba calls trump address reuters cuba tuesday slammed president donald trump latest comments island disrespectful unacceptable meddling retreating involved alleged incidents harmed diplomats having the sharply worded foreign ministry statement came cuban delegations met washington discuss bilateral relations first meeting cold war foes since trump took office january their meeting took place day trump addressed united nations general assembly new york calling cuba corrupt stabilizing he also said would lift trade embargo cuba made fundamental reforms cuba said voiced strong protest comments well new policy toward nation the republican president announced june partial rollback delete forged democratic predecessor barack obama in wake disrespectful unacceptable meddling statements made president donald trump address general assembly time bilateral commission sitting session cuban delegation voiced strong protest foreign ministry statement said relations become especially strained since state department said last month personnel having experienced physical symptoms could describe incidents the symptoms ranged hearing loss mild brain injury state department official said last week adding toll victims risen people linked embassy several canadian also affected cuba denied involvement united states blamed although secretary state rex tillerson said sunday could close embassy response cuba never perpetrated ever perpetrated actions nature never permitted ever permit use territory purpose cuba foreign ministry said the cuban authorities shown keen interest clarifying matter worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Cuba calls Trump's U.N. address 'unacceptable and meddling'HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba on Tuesday slammed U.S. President Donald Trump s latest comments about the island as  disrespectful, unacceptable and meddling,  while reiterating it was not involved in the alleged incidents that had harmed U.S. diplomats in Havana. The sharply worded Foreign Ministry statement came after U.S. and Cuban delegations met in Washington to discuss bilateral relations, the first such high-level meeting between the Cold War foes since Trump took office in January. Their meeting took place on the same day Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York, calling Cuba  corrupt and destabilizing.  He also said he would not lift the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba until it made  fundamental reforms.  Cuba said it had voiced  strong protest  against his comments, as well against his new policy toward the Communist-run nation. The Republican president announced in June a partial rollback of the U.S.-Cuban detente forged by his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.  In the wake of the disrespectful, unacceptable and meddling statements made by President Donald Trump in his address to the U.N. General Assembly at a time when the U.S.-Cuba Bilateral Commission was sitting in session, the Cuban delegation voiced a strong protest,  the Foreign Ministry statement said. U.S.-Cuban relations have become especially strained since the State Department said last month its personnel in Havana had experienced physical symptoms from what it could only describe as  incidents.  The symptoms ranged from hearing loss to mild brain injury, a State Department official said last week, adding that the toll of victims had risen to 21 people linked to the U.S. Embassy. Several Canadians were also affected. Cuba has denied any involvement and the United States has not blamed it, although Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Sunday it could close its embassy in response.  Cuba has never perpetrated or will ever perpetrate actions of this nature, and has never permitted or will ever permit any third-party use of its territory for this purpose,  Cuba s Foreign Ministry said.  The Cuban authorities have shown keen interest in both clarifying this matter.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: cuba calls trump address reuters cuba tuesday slammed president donald trump latest comments island disrespectful unacceptable meddling retreating involved alleged incidents harmed diplomats having the sharply worded foreign ministry statement came cuban delegations met washington discuss bilateral relations first meeting cold war foes since trump took office january their meeting took place day trump addressed united nations general assembly new york calling cuba corrupt stabilizing he also said would lift trade embargo cuba made fundamental reforms cuba said voiced strong protest comments well new policy toward nation the republican president announced june partial rollback delete forged democratic predecessor barack obama in wake disrespectful unacceptable meddling statements made president donald trump address general assembly time bilateral commission sitting session cuban delegation voiced strong protest foreign ministry statement said relations become especially strained since state department said last month personnel having experienced physical symptoms could describe incidents the symptoms ranged hearing loss mild brain injury state department official said last week adding toll victims risen people linked embassy several canadian also affected cuba denied involvement united states blamed although secretary state rex tillerson said sunday could close embassy response cuba never perpetrated ever perpetrated actions nature never permitted ever permit use territory purpose cuba foreign ministry said the cuban authorities shown keen interest clarifying matter worldnews