Cuban president says 'dialogue and deals' with US 'possible' but 'difficult'

Tensions between the US and Cuba Remain High as Diplomatic Efforts Stall In a recent statement, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has hinted at the possibility of renewed dialogue with the United States, but emphasized the challenges that lie ahead. Díaz-Canel's comments come as relations between the two countries continue to be strained, with ongoing disagreements over issues such as human rights, economic sanctions, and the US embargo on Cuba. Despite the difficulties, Díaz-Canel expressed a willingness to engage in discussions with the US government, suggesting that a path forward may be possible through diplomatic efforts. However, the Cuban president's cautious tone underscores the complex and contentious nature of the relationship between the two nations.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said Sunday that any possible agreements or discussions with the United States are "possible" but "difficult" amid heightened tensions between the two countries. "I think we can have an approach in terms of what is possible and what is difficult. I think dialogue and deals with the U.S. government are possible,...