Trump Says Cuba Wants a Deal Badly
President Donald Trump told a crowd that Cuba is quietly trying to negotiate because recent U.S. pressure has squeezed the island hard. Speaking with Inter Miami co-owner Jose Mas, whose family came from Cuba, the president said Cuban exiles may soon be able to return without special permission. He added that negotiations are underway and that Havana wants to make a deal badly. That is a bold claim and it signals Washington believes its recent actions have real leverage.
Cutting Off Venezuela Hit Havana Hard
The president pointed to the loss of Venezuelan oil and money as a key reason for Cuba’s trouble. For years Venezuela sent fuel and cash that helped keep the Cuban government afloat. After U.S. moves and changing Venezuelan ties the pipeline to Havana shrank. If those flows are gone or greatly reduced the Cuban economy would feel it fast. That kind of pressure can force leaders to come to the table, especially when their people are suffering.
High Level Talks Are Already Happening
President Donald Trump said the U.S. is talking to Cuban officials and that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is handling the matter at a high level. That means this is not idle talk. When a president names a top official to handle a situation it usually means there are real conversations behind closed doors. Diplomacy can move quickly when one side is in a weak spot and the other side has leverage to offer or threaten.
Could Cuban Exiles Go Home Soon?
The president painted a hopeful picture for Cuban Americans who left the island. He suggested they might be able to visit or return without Washington needing to grant special approval. That would be a historic change if it happens. For many families separated for decades this would be emotional and significant. But changes like that require careful planning and clear agreements, not just a headline.
What To Watch In The Coming Weeks
President Donald Trump said dramatic developments could be just weeks away. Watch for signs of formal talks between the U.S. and Havana, announcements about humanitarian or migration policies, and any public statements from Cuban officials about new deals. Also watch Venezuela since its role in supplying Cuba has been central. If the flow of oil and money stays cut or is blocked more permanently the pressure on Havana will only grow.
🚨President Trump just declared: “CUBA’S going to fall, too!”
“They need help. We are talking to Cuba.”pic.twitter.com/9Spaa1DWeB
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