Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel criticizes the U.S. for interventionist actions and blames the U.S. blockade for sparking protests in Cuba over shortages of food and power. The government and the U.S. State Department exchanged accusations regarding the protests.
Key Points
Protests in Cuba due to shortages of food and power
Díaz-Canel blames U.S. blockade for provoking protests
U.S. State Department supports Cuban people's demands for human rights
Pros
Díaz-Canel defends Cuban sovereignty and independence
Highlights the impact of the U.S. embargo on Cuba
Cons
Accusations and tensions between Cuban government and U.S. officials