Cuban Spokeswoman Wants to Speak With US Counterparts

 URGENTLY...in late June of 2025!!!

      As a key spokeswoman for the Cuban government and, she believes, for the everyday Cuban people, Johana Tablada is fraustrated that she can't speak frankly with counterparts of the U. S. government. In the Cuban media {TV, Radio, & Print} and on international Social Media outlets, she speaks candidly and forcefully about US-Cuban Relations during particularly dire times in 2025 for the deteriorating relations between the two countries. Below is a video on YouTube featuring Johana Tablada speaking in Spanish for Cuba about her frustrations with the United States:

    Speaking in Spanish in a 12-minute YouTube video shown above, you can hear Cuba's U. S. expert Yohana Tablada talk about US-Cuba Relations.

     In late June in 2025 Cuba blames that the powerful U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio for much, or most, of the island nation's dire economic problems that more-and-more are causing nationwide power blackouts and food shortages. Rubio was born 54 years ago in Miami to anti-Castro/Cuban-born parents. After a long stint as a U. S. Senator and now as Secretary of State, Rubio for his entire adult life has earned a reputation as one of the most severe critics of Revolutionay Cuba.

     After Fidel Castro's Cuban Revolution in 1959 overthrew the US/Mafia-backed  Batista Dictatorship, nearby Miami and Cuban-Americans such as Marco Rubio have massively tried to persuade the superpower U. S. government to overthrow the Cuban Revolution. Now, perhaps sometime in 2025, it is widely believed that Marco Rubio now has the best chance to finally end Fidel Castro's Cuban Revolution...a decade after Fidel Castro died at age 90 in Havana in November of 2016.

"That debit is to be always the style of our party."

     Many Cuban experts believe, in 2025, that Fidel Castro still speaks for Cuba and that his legacy still remains the most important and strongest factor ruling the island.

      Born a few months after the victory by the Cuban Revolution in January of 1959, Miguel Diaz-Canel has been Cuba's President since 2018. Prior to that he was the island's very popular Education Minister. His prime job, very shaky after the blackouts and food shortages, now is to try to preserve the Revolution.

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