Cuba’s president confirms talks with U.S. — but warns an agreement will take time
By Sam Meredith
Published on March 13, 2026.
Cuba's President, Miguel Díaz-Canel, confirmed that the country has held discussions with the U.S. regarding a potential "friendly takeover" of Cuba. The discussions are aimed at resolving bilateral differences between the two countries. This comes amid a worsening economic crisis, with an oil blockade imposed since January and a recent power blackout leaving millions without power.
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