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General · 17 March 2026

Trump's 'anything I want' claim on Cuba after blackout

Trump's 'anything I want' claim on Cuba after blackout

Cuba became a "very weakened nation" after experiencing a total power blackout across the country, caused by a US-imposed oil blockade. US President Donald Trump stated on Monday he expects to take Cuba, claiming he could do "anything I want" with the country. US efforts to intensify pressure include officials telling Cuba to remove President Miguel Díaz-Canel during recent discussions.

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