Caribbean leaders offer to mediate tensions between the US and Cuba

Cuba Confirms Bilateral Talks with U.S. Amid Oil Blockade and Fuel Shortages

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz confirmed on Thursday that Havana has engaged in conversations with representatives of the United States, pursuing solutions to bilateral differences through dialogue. Marrero Cruz characterized the process as sensitive in nature, explaining that the country’s leadership typically refrains from addressing speculative campaigns. He assured that the designated work team []

Cuba warns it will fight ‘to the last drop of blood’ as tensions with Trump explode

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has vowed his nation will not bow down to any pressure from the US as talks between the two parties reach a roadblock. Mr Díaz-Canel said he is "willing to fight to the very last drop of blood". The Trump administration has tightened restrictions on the island, leading to blackouts and disruptions to essential services. Fresh sanctions were also imposed last month on senior officials and companies linked to Cuba’s struggling economy. Speaking to Sky News, the island's president says Cuba is preparing for an eventual aggression from Washington. US President Donald Trump has continued to increase pressure on the island, insisting the US could one day take Cuba.

Cuba Moves Toward Market Economy as Government Unveils Historic Reforms

Cuba has announced sweeping economic changes that, despite constitutional guarantees of socialism, introduce measures commonly associated with capitalism. The reforms come amid mounting economic pressure and, according to observers, reflect not only longstanding U.S. demands but also encouragement from Russia and China. The island's economic situation has deteriorated sharply, prompting the Communist leadership to launch what many compare to the shock reforms implemented in Russia during the early 1990s. Economic Crisis Pushes Havana Toward Reform U.S. Vice President J. D. Vance recently stated that Washington is engaged in discussions with the Cuban government regarding potential changes on the island. According to Vance, relations between the United States and Cuba could improve if Havana makes what he described as reasonable decisions.

[Video] NEW - Cuba's president says Cuba isn’t afraid of a U.S.

NEW - Cuba's president says Cuba isn’t afraid of a U.S. attack and is getting ready so that we're not surprised or defeated, adding, Cubans are willing to die for the revolution and fight to the very last drop of blood, to defend their rights, independence and sovereignty.@disclosetv

Devastating Cuba: The American Empire is declining and is trying to drag everyone down with it

As Washington weakens, it is tightening the screws on Havana – using blockade, blackouts and mass suffering to punish defiance Read Full Article at RT.com