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US Targets Cuban Leadership in New Diplomatic Push
The United States has recently imposed economic sanctions on Cuba’s president, relatives, and several family members associated with the Castro dynasty. The measures focus on individuals such as Raul Castro’s son and grandson, alongside other prominent Cuban figures.
President Miguel Díaz-Canel and other key Cuban officials have also come under scrutiny, with Treasury Department actions expanding the scope of this pressure. This development follows previous restrictions on Cuban state officials and continues Trump’s intensified diplomatic outreach.
The sanctions aim to escalate U.S. influence in the region, following a history of tense relations and recent strategic moves. Reports highlight the ongoing economic strain and the deepening impact on Cuba’s energy sector.
France 24 with AFP reports on these developments.
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