Cuban Government Shows Willingness to Negotiate on All Issues with the U.S.

In a notable statement to The New York Times, Cuban ambassador to the United Nations, Ernesto Soberón Guzmán, expressed Havana's openness to discuss any topic with Washington, indicating a departure from previous stances.

Cuban Government Shows Willingness to Negotiate on All Issues with the U.S.. In a notable statement to The New York Times, Cuban ambassador to the United Nations, Ernesto Soberón Guzmán, expressed Havana's openness to discuss any topic with Washington, indicating a departure from previous stances. This marks the first time in years that a Cuban official has given an interview to the publication. "Cuba is prepared to talk about everything with the United States. There are no taboo subjects in our discussions, provided they are based on reciprocity and equality," Soberón Guzmán stated during a one-hour conversation in New York. This statement notably contrasts with the position taken by Miguel Díaz-Canel just a month ago, when he firmly dismissed any political negotiations with the U.S., reiterating twice, "There is no negotiation. There is...