US President Donald Trump has resorted to inflammatory rhetoric, stating that 'going in and destroying' is probably the only option left on the table. Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a political ultimatum to Havana, demanding that Cuban leadership change its system or face a deepening blockade. Cuba responds by upholding its firm stance, as Fidel Castro did against past threats.
Amid renewed tensions, US President Donald Trump has escalated his rhetoric against Cuba, declaring that destruction is the only viable option. This joins his administration's actions, which have exceeded legal bounds by threatening sovereign nations and intensifying the economic blockade. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that without shifting to what he calls a 'real economy,' Cuba will face unprecedented pressure.
A Granma article, the official voice of Cuba's Communist Party, notes that these statements expose the internal crisis in the United States and the desperate maneuvers of a declining empire. The intent to suffocate the Cuban people is no longer hidden, dropping pretenses of democracy and human rights.
Recalling Ronald Reagan's era, when threats aimed to wipe Cuba off the map, Fidel Castro stated: 'I am absolutely convinced that the only way to deal with this situation is to maintain a firm position and grow stronger.' Today, Cuba maintains there is no other path than to confront, resist, and defeat the enemy on any terrain they choose.
