Since 2018 Miguel Diaz-Canel has been Cuba's President. Now in June of 2026 he is abundantly aware that he and Revolutionary Cuba are facing dire "regime changes" being orchestrated by the Superpower USA's Trump administration on behalf of rich and politically powerful Cuban-Americans in nearby Miami such as the now ultra-powerful Miami-born U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. For sure, President Diaz-Canel is telling Cuba's ten million blockaded people that things are indeed "URGENT" for him, for them and especially for the island's now 95-year-old revolutionary icon Raul Castro.
Cuba's President said, "We could lose but we won't give up."
After the astounding victory by the Cuban Revolution in January of 1959 overthrew dictator Fulgencio Batista in Havana, Cuba, 8th Street in Miami spawned Little Havana that was founded by Cubans such as Mas Canosa, Rafael Diaz-Balart, etc. Very soon starting in 1959 Little Havana and 8th Street in MiamI became economic and political super-powers in Miami, in Florida, and then in the U. S. capital of Washington, D. C.
Many countries including Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, Vietnam, Italy, China, and Russia have tried to help Cuba's people suffering direly from island-wide power blackouts, food and medicine shortages, etc. The constant energy blackouts greatly exacerbated the other shortages and, as shown above, Cuba is drastically trying to alleviate that long-standing problem. Above line crews are working on new energy structures in Guantanamo Province in southeastern Cuba.
Shown above on his social media post, U. S. President Trump reminded Cuba that the U. S. attack on Venezuela that captured Nicolas Madura and his wife also killed 32 Cubans that were also in the compound where the Venezuelan leader and his wife considered a safe house.
Cubans are more than ever embracing their legendary and symbolic Independence Fighter who is seeking another upset victory over Superpower Miami and the U. S.
But, of course, two majestic factors -- History and Geography -- combine to remind Cubans how very, very close their island is to Florida and the United States!!
In June of 2026 Raul Castro shades his 95-year-old eyes if he gazes northward across the Florida Straits. He must be wondering what Miami's Marco Rubio plans to do next after indicting Raul on four counts of murder against Miami Cubans thirty years ago. While he is wondering about that, Raul Castro himself says, "Neither Fidel nor I have ever had a getaway airplane or boat. We never wanted one."
Now as the powerful United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio -- as shown above -- used the video above on top social media forums to speak directly to Cubans in Cuba. Speaking in Spanish, Rubio reminded the Cuban people that his boss President Trump will soon bring about a regime change but that the historic event will provide "a new path and a much better life in Cuba."
But since 1962 Miami Cubans such as Marco Rubio have supported a devastating EMBARGO/Blockade designed to starve, deprive, and make miserable the Cubans in Cuba to persuade them to rise up and overthrow their revolutionary heroes...such as Raul Castro. But since 1962 Miami Cubans have said the EMBARGO/Blockade is to help Cubans in Cuba while it is the revolutionaries who have devastated the island.
Of course, history confirms that the United States has eagerly coveted Cuba since the United States won its independence from England 250 years ago. All the major U. S. Founding Fathers, it seems, openly and loudly proclaimed the need to "take over Cuba" long before President Donald Trump in 20i6 said he will "take over Cuba." As you can see above, the greatest U. S. Founding Father, Thomas Jefferson, 250 years ago was very loudly leading the clamor for the vast need to "take over Cuba."
Meanwhile, in June of 2026, Miami-born U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is being asked: "HOW DO YOU INTEND TO GET RAUL CASTRO TO U. S. AFTER HISTORIC INDICTMENT?"
Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel also wants to ask U. S. President Donald Trump a few questions, such as, "Do you really think that taking over Cuba and then keeping it like in the Batista years will be easy?"
History, of course, confirms that prior to the victory of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 Cuba and the United States were "Good Friends" because Cuba's Mafia-riddled dictator Fulgencio Batista -- in exchange for gigantic kickbacks -- allowed top U. S. companies to partake in the vast financial rewards on the gorgeous Mfaia-run island.
















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