Havana, Feb 21 (Prensa Latina) Cuba criticized Tuesday migration policy of the US, whose walls block Mexicans and other citizens from entering its soil while egging on Cubans to illegally leave the island, resulting in innumerable victims.

   Granma newspaper publishes today a front-page editorial spurning a people trafficking case on Monday, backed by the US, in which a person died.

   The daily claims the government of that nation is responsible for thousands of Cuban lives lost because of its homicidal Cuban adjustment Act, better known as the wet-feet dry-feet law.

   "The shameless way used to stimulate and reward those breaking the Cuban laws and illicitly arriving on US soil incites this disastrous traffic, with legal privileges not granted to any other citizen of the world," it adds.

   The daily stresses that while that happens in the Gulf, the US builds walls across its border with Mexico, where over 500 people die annually.

   Cuba has denounced provocations of that genocidal government in hindering the sale of food, destroying the Migration Agreement and breaking the practically non-existent diplomatic ties.