Trump administration pursues regime change in Cuba, citing Venezuelan success as blueprint The Trump administration aims to collapse Cuba’s communist regime by year-end, leveraging tactics used in Venezuela’s ouster of Nicolás Maduro, including targeting Havana’s inner circle for defectors. Cuba faces imminent fuel shortages due to Venezuela’s collapse (its primary oil supplier), while U.S. sanctions choke off revenue streams like overseas medical missions, exacerbating food and electricity crises. Success in Venezuela, where a military raid aided by a Maduro insider led to his capture, fuels confidence, though Cuba’s tightly controlled dictatorship poses a far tougher challenge with no organized opposition. Toppling Cuba’s…

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