Cuba Reacts to Rubio's Declaration of War.

 

    In mid-May of 2025 Cuba is desperately trying to adjust to the Trump administration's tightenened sanctions that already for the past six decades have been designed to starve and destroy revolutionary rule on the besieged Caribbean island. Since January of this year President Donald Trump's designation of Miami's Marco Rubio as Secretary of State was supposed to have finally doomed revolutionary Cuba by now, but Rubio's "contra Cuba"/"against Cuba" plans are, for sure, direly testing the island's last rays of revolutionary hope.

      All headlines related to Cuba in mid-May of 2025 point to Marco Rubio-designed efforts to finally finish off Cuba's Revolution that way back in 1959 ended the US/Mafia-backed Batista dictatorship...a revolution that generations of Cuban Americans in Miami such as Marco Rubio have spent their lives trying desperately to overthrow with the awesome help of the world's superpower government in Washington. But Rubio in 2025 is the only Miami counter revolutionary Cuban-American who has been put in charge of Washington's final plans to end Cuba's 1959 Revolutionary victory.

    Replying to Rubio and Trump, Cuba's long-time Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez defiantly has "firmly rejected" Washington's new plans to at last destroy Cuba's revolutionary government with statements such as: "Rubio is known for lying to justify his measures against the Cuban people." 

     But compared to the Big Advantages that Rubio has at his disposal, Rodriguez can only meekly call Rubio "a liar" for applying {see above} his "double standards in U. S. policy wheneven Cuba is mentioned." 

     U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, meanwhile, can define Cuba in 2025 as among the worst nations "del mundo"/"in the world" for the way that it treats "humanos"/"human beings." But Cuba says Rubio is "lying" to "justify" his draconian plans to finally overthrow Havana to appease Miami.

     Instead of trying to "justify" the long-standing and current U. S. policies regarding Cuba, Havana says that Marco Rubio should first try to "justify" the pre-revolutionary 1940s and 1950s in Cuba when dictator Batista, Lucky Luciano's Mafia, and United States businesses raped and robbed Cuba at will. Of course, Cuba says that Marco Rubio cannot "suggest" that, prior to the Cuban Revolution's victory in 1959, can not deny that the island was simply a cesspool for domestic and foreign criminals.

    And, meanwhile, one of the Caribbean's best photographers -- Vladimi Molina -- daily posts peaceful and hopeful images of Havana that suggest the island is actually surviving the tormoil that the international headlines suggest is not survival.

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