Cuba is not threatening, it is being harassed.
What Washington calls a “threat” is nothing more than Cuba’s will to exercise its sovereignty.
The assertion by U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth that Cuba represents a threat to his country’s national security is nothing more than a smokescreen, a crude propaganda maneuver intended to justify the unjustifiable: the current administration’s renewed interventionist zeal against a small nation, blockaded and harassed for almost seven decades.




