US EditionCuba's President Says No Current Talks with the US After Trump Threatens It
Díaz-Canel rejects talks with the U.S. except on migration, citing sovereignty and international law amid rising tensions after a U.S. attack on Venezuela and sanctions costing Cuba $7.5 billion.
- On Monday, Cuban President Miguel Díaz‑Canel said his administration is not in talks with the U.S. government, limiting engagements to technical migration contacts.
- President Donald Trump on Sunday posted urging Cuba to `make a deal, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE`, following the U.S. attack on Jan. 3, though he did not specify what deal meant.
- Sanctions and oil flows indicate Cuba received 35,000 barrels daily from Venezuela, plus 5,500 from Mexico and roughly 7,500 from Russia, while U.S. sanctions cost more than $7.5 billion.
- Setting conditions, Díaz‑Canel argued relations must follow international law, reiterating dialogue depends on sovereign equality and mutual respect.
- Analysts cautioned the situation is `very sad and concerning`, with Andy S. Gómez seeing no outreach now and Díaz‑Canel buying time for the inner circle's next steps.
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Cuba announced the absence of any negotiations with the United States after public statements and threats from US President Donald Trump.
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Top Cuban Official Denies Substantive Talks With the US After Trump Says Both Countries Are Engaged in Dialogue Amid Growing Tensions
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