Cuba remains steadfast in the face of the tightening of the blockade

U.S. President Donald Trump called Cuba a “failed nation” and refused to rule out military action aimed at toppling its government. Trump spoke to reporters aboard Air Force One, saying, “And they [Cuba] should absolutely make a deal, because it's a humanitarian threat. We'll see how it all turns out, but Cuba and us, we are talking. In the meantime, there's an embargo. There's no oil. There's no money. There's nothing.”

Support for Cuba against U.S. blockade.

In a context where the empire is trying to suffocate Cuba, the world is responding with support at the highest levels. Thus, the embrace of solidarity and support persists—even more so and despite the blockade—coming from various parts of the world.

Sheinbaum arefuted her American counterpart, Donald Trump, who said that he asked her to stop sending oil to Cuba.

The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, announced the shipment of humanitarian aid to Cuba this week, consisting of food and other products. She reaffirmed that her nation is working through diplomatic channels to supply fuel to the island.