Cuba acuza SUA de un blocaj genocidar

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez stated that there are no negotiations or plans for future discussions with the U.S., citing a "genocidal blockade". He highlighted the increasing economic damage from U.S. sanctions, which have risen to approximately $8.1 billion in 2025. Rodríguez warned that the impact of these sanctions would worsen in early 2026, particularly affecting the energy sector and leading to widespread power outages. He emphasized that the blockade harms the Cuban population directly, causing severe electricity shortages and food spoilage. The U.S. views the Cuban government as a national security threat and maintains that sanctions are necessary for policy change. Additionally, the UN has raised concerns about potential epidemics in Cuba due to the worsening economic and health conditions.