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The U.S. is forming a working group to explore criminal cases against Cuban officials over alleged drug trafficking and violence.
The U.S. Justice Department, led by Miami’s top prosecutor Jason Reding Quiñones, is forming a multi-agency working group to explore potential criminal cases against Cuban government and Communist Party officials.
The effort, underway since mid-February, aims to identify legal grounds for prosecution, possibly based on allegations of drug trafficking or violence, amid President Trump’s renewed hardline stance and public calls for a “friendly takeover” of Cuba.
While no specific charges or targets have been confirmed, the initiative reflects longstanding U.S. concerns over Cuba’s role in transnational crime and terrorism, including past incidents like the 1996 shootdown of anti-Castro exile planes.
The U.S. continues to designate Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism.
Estados Unidos está formando un grupo de trabajo para explorar cargos criminales contra funcionarios cubanos por presunto tráfico de drogas y violencia, en medio de tensiones crecientes y la política de línea dura de Trump contra Cuba.