Cuba-US Relations
Cuba dismisses Mexico as intermediary in talks with Trump
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Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío denied that Havana is seeking intermediaries like Mexico for negotiations with the United States, despite willingness for bilateral dialogue. This contrasts with President Donald Trump's claims of ongoing talks. Mexico reiterated its readiness to mediate if requested by both sides, while announcing humanitarian aid to the island amid its energy crisis.
President Donald Trump described Cuba as a 'failed nation' and refused to rule out military action to topple its government, while acknowledging ongoing talks. This comes amid a severe energy crisis in Cuba triggered by US policies blocking oil imports. Cuban officials criticized the remarks, highlighting the humanitarian impact of the embargo.
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