.....DRASTICALLY!!!!!!!!
In this first week of September in 2025 U. S. President Donald Trump and U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio are arguably the two most powerful people in the world. So please study the map shown above and understand that they are massively reshaping both the Caribbean and all of Latin America. Note that this map in the the first of week of September-2025 shows the U. S. Military Base on the southeastern tip of Cuba, which has been there since 1903. Then across the Caribbean waters a little to the southeast is the northern coast of Venezuela. This week the greatly expanded U. S. military expansion throughout the region blasted to the smithereens a speedboat that the U. S. says was loaded with illegal drugs that was destined for the U. S, reportedly killing the eleven drug-runners on board. Trump and Rubio consider Venezuelan preisdent Nicolas Maduro himself to be the leader of that drug-running outfit.
Thus, the U. S. now has posted a massive $50 million dollar bounty on President Madura. You can tap the arrows shown below to watch two YouTube updates on the drastic US-Maduro confrontations unraveling in this first week of September, 2025.
It is obvious the U. S. seeks REGIME CHANGE in Venezuela.
Clearly the U. S. considers "opposition leader" Maria Corina Machado as the legitimate leader in Venezuela. At age 57 it appears that she has the support of most Venezuelans and, perhaps more importantly, she has the support of Donald Trump and Marco Rubio.
One way or the other it seems that President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will change the Caribbean and Latin American landscape drastically, starting with a regime change in oil-rich but long-targeted Venezuela.
The Caribbean and Latin American conundrum changed forever in January of 1959 when the Fidel Castro-led Cuban Revolution defeated the US/Mafia-led Batista Dictatorshiip in Cuba.
Of course, the fate of Revolutionary Cuba since 1959 -- which has tried to ward off regime changes by the nearby superpower United States -- was strongest when Fidel Catro's best friend was Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez who was in firm power in Caracas from 1999 till 2013. During that time, Chavez supported Cuba militarily and provided it with plenty of much-needed oil. History registers the face that Chavez in 2002 was ousted by a coup for 47 days but was restored as leader, to the chagrin of the U. S., with the help of strong popular support from the Venezuelan people.
In 2011 Hugo Chavez was diagnosed with cancer and he died on March 5th in 2013 at age 58. Fidel Castro then repeatedly said, "I and all of the Cuban people have lost our best friend. We will not be the same without Hugo. The United States knows that."
After correctly assessing the importance of Hugo Chave to Cuba, Fidel Castro died at age 90 in Havana on November 25th of 2016.
This photo taken in Havana in the first week of September in 2025 is indicative of a topical and true fact: The legacy of Fidel Castro still remains the prime reason that, against overwhelming odds, the Cuban Revolution somehow continues to rule Cuba.
Miami-born Cuban-American Marco Rubio has spent his entire adult life trying mightily to overthrow the Cuban Revolution. And now, in 2025 during the administration of President Donald Trump, Marco Rubio is the USA's ultra-powerful Secretary of State. That means he has the power to accomplish his lifelong dream. Only the details have yet to be defined and registered.
Above are some key Cuban Headlines in early September, 2025.
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