Summary
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel discussed the current humanitarian crisis in Cuba and the impact of the intensified U.S. blockade in an interview with Newsweek. He expressed a willingness for dialogue with the United States to find diplomatic solutions but also emphasized Cuba's readiness to defend itself against any threats. He pointed out both the challenges and opportunities for cooperation between the two nations.
Key Facts
- Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel gave an interview to Newsweek in Havana.
- Cuba is experiencing a humanitarian crisis due to an intensified U.S. blockade.
- President Díaz-Canel expressed readiness for diplomatic talks with the United States.
- He mentioned potential areas for U.S.-Cuba cooperation, such as science and migration.
- Díaz-Canel emphasized Cuba's preparedness to defend against possible U.S. military action.
- The interview took place at the Presidential Palace in Havana on April 3, 2026.
- He noted past instances where Cuba and the United States engaged in dialogue successfully.
