Cuba confirms a «dialogue» in «initial phases» with the USA, but still far from an agreement.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel admitted that there exists a «dialogue» with the United States. However, he pointed out that this dialogue is in «initial phases» and that they are still «far» from reaching any type of agreement. This announcement marks a turning point in the increasing tensions between the two countries due to the onset of the oil embargo imposed by the U.S. In Cuba, an action that has brought the island to the brink of collapse, which was already facing an economic, energy, and social crisis. The president stated that «recently, Cuban officials held talks with representatives of the United States government with the aim of finding, through conversation, a possible resolution to the existing bilateral discrepancies.»