The Trump administration's foreign policy towards Cuba mirrors its past strategy for Venezuela, involving an oil blockade and threats of military intervention. However, experts note significant differences between the two countries that make a direct replication of the Venezuela playbook unlikely to succeed in Cuba. Unlike Venezuela, Cuba lacks an obvious successor government that would align with U.S. interests, and the scale of U.S. military presence and legal actions differ considerably. AI
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- Brian Finucane
- Cuba
- Delcy Rodríguez
- Donald Trump
- International Crisis Group
- Nicolás Maduro
- Raúl Castro
- Trump administration
- State Department
- Venezuela
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