Cuban President Criticizes US Policies

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel affirmed that the United States is pursuing a systematic policy aimed at suffocating the Cuban economy and causing social unrest in order to impose a pro-American system. This is being done through the tightening of the blockade and sanctions. He stated that these policies represent an attempt to weaken and control the Cuban state, considering that American sanctions harm the Cuban people and provoke internal disturbances. He denied that Cuba is the first country to face such pressures, or the last. Díaz-Canel's comments come amid a escalation of U.S. measures since the beginning of the year, including sanctions on the oil sector and medical mission programs, which have led to a severe economic crisis. This crisis has included a decline in tourism, electricity shortages, and increasing public protests over worsening living conditions. The president believes that Cuba is resilient in facing these pressures, focusing on implementing economic reforms and maintaining the political system.

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