President of Cuba Rejects New Threats and Sanctions by the Trump Administration - Radio Habana Cuba
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“The aggressiveness and perversion of the U.S. government will clash with our decision to face the worst scenarios and resist the imperial onslaught,” the president said.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel warned U.S. President Donald Trump at the Karl Marx Theatre that if Cuba is attacked, there will be a "decided and firm battle." The speech came at the ceremony for Raúl Castro's 95th birthday and the 65th anniversary of MININT. The warning responds to the escalation of sanctions and Trump's statements about "taking Cuba almost immediately."
Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, said today that "what the empire calls a failed state is, in fact, an attacked state and refused to surrender."
With them, the US government intends to “strengthen the embargo measures and the scenario of conflict between Cuba and the United States,” he said. “Granma.” Havana. 5/6/2026. “The President of the United States makes new threatening statements against Cuba; and the Treasury Department incorporated new names of Cuban leaders, organizations and companies into an illegitimate list of sanctions,” he denounced this Thursday, through his X account, t…
The Cuban president said his government does not seek war and called for a "civilized" dialogue with Washington, but accused Trump of wanting to asphyxiate the island in order to have a pretext for intervention.
The Cuban dictator Miguel Díaz-Canel has pronounced himself this Friday after the United States issued new personal sanctions against him, ensuring that the tyranny of the island “does not fear war” and that it is “prepared to face a military aggression” from Washington. The Trump administration tightens the siege against the dictatorship of Cuba and issues personal sanctions against Miguel Díaz-Canel In an interview with the Diario.es the Carib…
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