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20/6/2026
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United States President Donald Trump has once again raised the possibility of military intervention in Cuba, arguing the island's proximity to the United States.
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00:00And in the United States, President Donald Trump has once again raised the possibility
00:04of military intervention in Cuba, arguing the island's proximity to the United States.
00:09The comments came hours after Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel told the National Assembly
00:13that Washington is attempting to impose its agenda through threats and that the U.S. government
00:17wanted to really help the people of the island it should let Cuba trade, buy medicines and
00:23import fuel.
00:24During his comments, Trump concentrated Cuba with Venezuela, stating that the difference
00:29is that Venezuela has oil, Cuba does not.
00:31On January 29, the U.S. President signed an executive order declaring a national emergency
00:36over what his administration describes as the threat Cuba poses to U.S. national security.
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