The newspaper reveals how Cuban-American legislators foiled an agreement between Trump and Castroism to supply fuel in exchange for Cupet’s U.S. control
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The proposal envisaged handing over state oil to U.S. investors or transforming it into a joint venture, but Havana's reluctance and political factors in Miami would have frustrated the agreement.
The Trump administration allegedly offered oil to Cuba in exchange for privatizing CUPET and bringing Díaz-Canel out of power, but two factors thwarted the possible agreement.
The newspaper reveals how Cuban-American legislators foiled an agreement between Trump and Castroism to supply fuel in exchange for Cupet’s U.S. control