US EditionCuba Is Committed to Dialogue with Trump but Warns: "We Are Preparing to Move to the State of War"
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The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, explained in a press conference that the government of the Caribbean country is preparing a plan of “acute fuel depletion” in the face of the serious energy crisis that the island is going through in the midst of the blockade of Venezuelan oil shipments ordered by the United States, and of the pressures of Washington on Havana. “I know that we are going to live through difficult times, but we will overco…
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The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, has advanced the preparation of a package of measures aimed at addressing the "acute fuel shortage" suffered by the island since the United States imposed the end of Venezuelan supplies. "Today the Council of Ministers met to complement these directives of government to face the shortage [...] The entry Cuba prepares a package of measures to address the "acute fuel shortage" aparece primero en Forbes Esp…
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel announced that his government will implement a multisectoral contingency plan to address fuel shortages.
Cuba’s president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, announced on Thursday that his country has initiated a “preparation plan for defense” due to growing pressure from the US in the region. The entry Díaz-Canel announces that Cuba has initiated a “preparation plan for defense” was first published in the Digital Process.
Díaz-Canel admits that he is preparing a plan of "acute fuel depletion" in the face of the oil siege imposed by Donald Trump. More information: Cuba is left in the dark: a blackout leaves 3.5 million people without light in the midst of an oil siege imposed by Trump
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