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Last update: an hour agoCuba Fuel Collapse Escalates: Havana says it has “absolutely no” diesel or fuel oil left, with blackouts hitting up to 22 hours a day and protests spreading as transport and hospitals struggle. US-Cuba Pressure and Talks: CIA Director John Ratcliffe met Cuban security officials in Havana, signaling Washington is ready to discuss economic and security engagement only after “fundamental changes,” while the US also floated $100m in humanitarian aid tied to reforms. Legal Threats Expand: US media report the administration is moving to indict former Cuban leader Raúl Castro over the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue plane shootdown—an escalation that mirrors the pressure campaign that followed Venezuela’s January upheaval. Venezuela Nuclear Security Win: Separately, the US says it completed the removal of highly enriched uranium from Venezuela’s RV-1 research reactor, shipping it for disposition in the US. Diplomacy Meets Markets: As Trump touts alignment with Xi on Iran and trade, the State Department warned diplomats against using insider information for Iran-related wagers on prediction platforms.
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