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Cuban ambassador rejects ‘surrender’ amid tighter US sanctions

Cuba’s ambassador said Havana remains open to US negotiations as sanctions tighten on oil supplies and trade partners.
WHO: Cuba’s ambassador
WHAT: The ambassador rejected talk of “surrender” and called for negotiations with Washington as US sanctions tighten.
WHEN: May 4, 2026 at 2:10 PM ET
WHERE: Cuba
WHY: The remarks were a response to mounting US sanctions targeting oil supplies and trade partners.
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