Summary
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said former President Raul Castro is involved in early talks with the United States during ongoing tensions and nationwide blackouts in Cuba. President Donald Trump has implemented an oil blockade, leading to economic challenges and power outages in Cuba. Diaz-Canel mentioned these discussions aim to build a dialogue and common interests, although it may take some time to see results.
Key Facts
- Raul Castro, Cuba's former President, is involved in talks with the USA.
- The talks are in early stages as Cuba faces nationwide power outages.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has implemented an oil blockade against Cuba.
- Cuba has experienced two nationwide blackouts in the last week.
- Raul Castro previously led talks with former US President Obama in 2014.
- The oil blockade has led to economic difficulties and no oil shipments for three months.
- The UN has warned of a potential humanitarian crisis in Cuba.
- Cuban President Diaz-Canel highlighted the importance of building dialogue for future agreements.
