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Last update: 5 hours agoU.S.-Cuba Pressure Escalates: Washington’s surveillance posture around Cuba is intensifying again, with reports of a sharp rise in intelligence-gathering flights since early February—adding to fresh sanctions pressure and mounting fears of a wider confrontation. Sanctions Tighten the Noose: The latest U.S. moves broaden targeting of Cuba-linked entities and raise the risk for foreign financial institutions, while Havana calls it “economic warfare” and “collective punishment.” Humanitarian Counter-Moves: Mexico is doubling down on aid—Sheinbaum announced another ship departing for Cuba with food supplies, explicitly rejecting the U.S. blockade. Diplomatic Friction: Rubio continues to deny an “oil blockade” even as Cuba’s tourism and supply situation deteriorates, and the dispute is spilling into wider international forums. Regional Echoes: The same week also saw Trump float annexation talk elsewhere, underscoring how Cuba is being treated as part of a broader pressure play.
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