Cuban President accuses U.S. of seeking to seize island
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Diaz-Canel called Sunday for "unity" and touted the "implementation of economic and social transformations."Cuba's government in June pushed through a batch of major free-market reforms but has repeatedly said its political model is not up for discussion and vowed to resist any military invasion.
- ▪Diaz-Canel called Sunday for "unity" and touted the "implementation of economic and social transformations."Cuba's government in June pushed through a batch of major free-market reforms but has repeatedly said its political model is not up
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Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Sunday (July 26, 2026) denounced Washington's pressure campaign against his country as a "genocidal policy," accusing the United States of seeking to "appropriate" the island.Also Read | U.S. accuses Cuba of sweeping spy campaign, aiding American leftOn top of a decades-long embargo, the United States under President Donald Trump has drastically ramped up pressure in recent months on its communist southern neighbor, imposing an effective oil blockade and biting sanctions.The campaign followed the U.S. military's toppling of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro in January -- removing a key ally of Cuba's communist leadership and a steady supply of oil. Under U.S.
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