Cuban official on Trump's threats as tensions with U.S. rise
Summary
Tensions between the United States and Cuba have increased due to new U.S. actions that limit Cuba's access to oil. These measures have caused long power outages and shortages of food and water in Cuba. Cuban officials say they remain open to talks despite the pressures from President Trump.Key Facts
- The Trump administration has increased pressure on Cuba for several months.
- There is an unofficial oil blockade affecting Cuba.
- This blockade causes long blackouts and shortages of food and water for millions in Cuba.
- President Trump has threatened to take control of Cuba.
- Cuban officials say they want to keep talking with the U.S.
- Carlos Fernández de Cossío is Cuba’s deputy foreign minister involved in the discussion.
- The situation has led to rising tensions between the U.S. and Cuba.
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