Cuba's President Affirms Independence

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel affirmed that Cuba will never be a colony or subject to new colonialism, in response to a map published by U.S. President Donald Trump that shows the island as part of U.S. territory. He stated that Cuba is committed to maintaining its sovereignty and independence after centuries of colonialism and American occupation, and that the blood of the martyrs who sacrificed for its independence will not be in vain. The tense relations between the two countries date back to 1959, following Fidel Castro's revolution. These tensions have recently escalated with Washington's threats and the imposition of a naval blockade on Cuba since January, amid ongoing disputes over the island’s sovereignty.

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