Trump regime reopens talks with Cuba

Deep State Tribunal - The Trump administration just reopened direct talks with Cuba—using Raúl Castro’s own inner circle as the channel—and tied any relief to prisoners, property claims, and U.S. security concerns. 

A U.S. State Department delegation met Cuban officials in Havana on April 10, marking the first such in-person talks in about a decade. U.S. officials pressed for political prisoner releases, compensation for confiscated U.S. property, and concrete reforms as Cuba’s economy deteriorates.

The talks reportedly involved Raúl Castro’s grandson, Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, suggesting Washington is bypassing Cuba’s public-facing leadership.