Cuba

The announcement coincides with the indictment of former Cuban president Raúl Castro for the shooting down of two Brothers to the Rescue planes in 1996

The first prosecutor appointed by the president in his second term, son of Cuban exiles and whose career has been questioned, has aggressively implemented the Republican agenda through his judicial investigations

The new measures are aimed against the police, intelligence, and political apparatus of Havana

Havana, which has acquired 300 drones for its military defense, reiterates that the island “does not pose a threat” to Washington

The island’s population, on the brink of survival, awaits with a mix of anguish and hope the results of the negotiations between the United States and a Castro regime with increasingly less room to maneuver

The presence in Havana of the CIA director one day after the regime admitted the end of its fuel reserves accelerates the ‘takeover’ of the island by Trump

The Minister of Energy details that they have spent the stocks of diesel and fuel oil, key for the electrical grid, after a tightening of the strangulation by the US. There are protests over the blackouts in Havana

Amid tensions with the United States, the Castro government demands that Cubans sign their commitment to defend the country at any cost

The US president raises the tone of his threats to the island after doubling down on sanctions against Havana

The US describes the case as an “international parental abduction” by the minor’s mother, a trans woman. Cuban authorities remain silent