23.1.26

Wall Street Journal also Talks "Regime Change in Cuba"

 

    As shown above on January 23rd in 2026, even The Wall Street Journal -- which is by far the largest newspaper in the United States -- is joining the chorus about the impending "regime change in Cuba." 
     As shown above a Google search will reveal that Cuba is gearing up for "a state of war" againt the incomparable power of the United States.
     In late January of 2026 94-year-old Raul Castro is the only Top Leader of the Cuban Revolution that is still alive. He was born on June 3rd in 1931 in Biran, Cuba.
     At age 94, Raul Castro remains active in Havana and he is keenly aware that 2026 is likely to be 67th and final year of the Revolution's rule in Cuba. The YouTube video below shows how Raul Castro back on July 26th in 2025 led the celebrations that marked the 66th anniversity of the start of the Cuban Revolution on July 26th in 1953.
     At age 90 in 2016 the death of Fidel Castro cast more of the spotlight on Raul who previously had tried to keep a low profile even though he was always vital alongside his brother before, during, and after their victory in the Cuban Revolution.
    In 2018 Miguel Diaz-Canel was Raul Castro's choice to become Cuba's new President. Now in the closing days of January in 2026 they are waging an uphill battle to prevent the anticipated U.S.-brokered "regime change" in Cuba. Diaz-Canel, the island's former Education Minister, was born in Santa Clara 65 years on April 20, 1960 -- well after the triumph of the Cuban Revolution on January 1, 1959. On January 22nd in 2026 these two men both said: "Millions of Cubans will fight."
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21.1.26

The two Superpowers DEBATE Cuba!!!

 China and US think Cuba is IMPORTANT!!

     Both of the world's two economic and military superpowers -- the United States and China -- are embroiled in many domestic and international problems and conflicts in January of 2026. But, even as an afterthought sometimes, both superpowers strongly remain on dire and divergent paths regarding the fate of Cuba, the Caribbean island that is just a few miles from the United States but thousands of miles from China.
     Today -- January 21st in 2026 -- the two top Cuban Headlines flashing around the world are shown above. After the Trump-Rubio administration orchestrated a regime change in Venezuela, China worried that a regime change in Cuba is next on Washington's agenda. And China obviously doesn't want that to happen.
     And, obviously, the powerful and influential Cuban-American contingent in Miami and South Florida for 67 years has battled mightily for a regime change in Cuba. As shown above, Miami Today is now reporting that Miami is even trying new tactics to help finally bring about the downfall of revolutionary Cuba.
     And, meanwhile, China today has made a big deal about providing Cuba "60,000 tons of rice and $80 million dollars of cash" in an effort to help Cuba survive dire food shortages as well as island-wide power blackouts.

      Representing and explaining China's decision to help Cuba, diplomat Hua Xin said, "The Chinese people, in January of 2026, are concerned that the Cuban people need assistance with food and also need modern electrical power for their homes. As a close neighbor to Cuba, the United States should also care about that but instead fuels Cuba's problems for it's and Miami's satisfaction." In accepting Hua Xin's gifts and words, Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel said, "The Chinese have long loved the Cuban people. The food is much needed and your financial help will be used for the acquisition of electrical equipment that is urgently needed across the island." 
      And, meanwhile, Cubans such as Claudia Rafaela are still trying to come to grips with the fact that thirty-two Cubans were killed on January 3rd-2026 in Caracas when the US attack created the heralded regime change in Venezuela.
       The death of "Yunio" in Caracas on January 3rd was one of the thirty-two such stories that began circulating in Cuba. Then the thirty-two small boxes were flown to Havana and, amid lavish ceremonies, given to family members. Yes, as of January in 2026 the Cuban Revolution has ruled Cuba for 67 years. But it has been a very tough 67 years for generations of the Cuban people in Cuba...such as these mothers.
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16.1.26

Yes, Miami, Cubans in Cuba cry TOO

January 16, 2026; Havana.

     Thirty-two Cuban soldiers were killed on January 3rd in 2026 when the US captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Muduro. Thirty-two small boxes with ashes were returned to Havana, provoking buckets of tears from already sad Cubans suffering from power blackouts, food shortages, etc.
January 16, 2026, President Miguel Diaz-Canel defies the rain.
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15.1.26

Cuba today seems united vs. US

 January 15, 2026!!

There are rainy days in Havana this week.
    Cubans braving the rain to line the streets to watch the return of the ashes of the 32 Cuban soldiers killed in the US raid that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Muduro.
     Just before dawn this Cuban plane landed, live on Cuban television, carrying the ashes of the 32 Cubans killed in the US raid that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
Cubans viewing the boxes/ashes of the 32 slain Cubans.
Cuban soldiers and citizens honoring the slain Cubans.
Cuban mothers of the slain Cubans.
The Cuban flag raised high to honor the "32 heroes."
      These two top Worldwide Cuban Headlines -- despite other major headlines around the world -- are from the New York Times and the London-based Reuters news agency.
     Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel writing down a declaration & salute and then reading it aloud to the other top four Cuban leaders. The theme honored those of us who have perished and will perish for the glory and honor of the homeland.
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