American President Donald Trump signed a decree allowing the imposition of tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba, accusing the Cuban regime of threats to national security.

Donald Trump signed a decree allowing the United States to impose tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba, in the context of a declared "state of emergency" due to the threats that Cuba poses to American national security. The decree accuses Cuba of supporting terrorist organizations and destabilizing the region through immigration and violence. Following this decision, Cuba condemned the decree as a "brutal act of aggression," highlighting the negative impact on the living conditions of the population, already affected by an economic embargo lasting over 65 years.

Additionally, Trump emphasized that there will be no "oil" for Cuba without an agreement with American authorities, in the context of the island facing a severe fuel shortage.