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Last update: 8 hours agoU.S.-Cuba Talks, But With Teeth: Trump says Cuba is “asking for help” and that Washington will “talk,” while the administration keeps tightening sanctions and fuel pressure—setting up a high-stakes diplomatic moment as Havana reels from blackouts and shortages. Cuban Americans Face New Entry Rules: A newly published law approved in 2024 requires Cuban-born Americans to enter Cuba using a Cuban passport (reportedly costing $200), limiting how dual citizens can rely on U.S. status while on the island. Rubio’s Beijing Detour: Marco Rubio travels with Trump to China despite Chinese sanctions, with reports suggesting China changed the transliteration of his name to avoid blocking him. Tourism Strain in the Background: Coverage continues to point to collapsing leisure arrivals and airlines pulling back as sanctions and an oil squeeze bite. Local Cuba Life: In Guantánamo, a restaurant collective (La Avellaneda) received a top national workers’ award, a rare bright spot amid the wider squeeze.
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