politics
En plena crisis energética, el dictador cubano todavía espera futuros proyectos con Venezuela
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TL;DR
- Cuba's leader Miguel Díaz-Canel still hopes to establish projects in Venezuela.
- Venezuela's reduced fuel supply to Cuba is attributed to sanctions and coercive measures.
- A naval blockade on Venezuela and a US executive order have worsened the energy crisis in Cuba.
- Díaz-Canel views US actions as an energy blockade on Cuba.
- He mentioned the alleged illegal detention of Venezuela's president and his wife in the US.
- Regarding the death of 32 Cuban agents in Caracas, he stated that Cuba offers collaboration when requested by governments or peoples.