What implications does Trump's declaration have for relations with Cuba
Radu Burcă
International
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American President Donald Trump has amplified tensions with Cuba, stating that the island "is next" during a speech at an investment forum in Miami. His comments come amid praise for military successes in Venezuela and suggest a possible takeover of Cuba, without providing further details. Relations between Havana and Washington are already strained, and Trump has intensified economic pressure on Cuba during his term, targeting the disruption of currency and oil flows to the island. This situation has worsened following the detention of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a key ally of Cuba. Despite the tensions, official discussions between the two countries continue.
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