Photos: Cuba holds May Day celebrations amid US threats
Summary
Cuban workers marched in Havana for May Day while the government promised to resist increasing U.S. pressure that is worsening the economy. President Donald Trump’s administration announced new sanctions against Cuba’s security services and supporters of the government.Key Facts
- Cuban electrical and petroleum workers held May Day marches in Havana.
- Former Cuban leader Raul Castro and President Miguel Diaz-Canel joined the celebrations.
- The U.S. announced new sanctions targeting Cuba’s security services and government supporters.
- The U.S. claims Cuba is a safe place for terrorist groups like Hezbollah, but did not provide evidence.
- An existing U.S. energy blockade has caused economic problems and many power outages in Cuba.
- Cuban workers say they are working hard to provide electricity despite difficulties.
- The Trump administration has threatened military action against Cuba alongside economic pressure.
- Many Cubans expressed determination to defend their country peacefully despite hardships.
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