The U.S. allegedly pressured Cuba to oust its president, mirroring Venezuela tactics, but no proof or actions have been confirmed.

The Trump administration reportedly pressured Cuban officials to remove President Miguel Díaz-Canel, mirroring its actions in Venezuela, though no official confirmation has been provided. The push reflects a hardline U.S. The stance in Latin America is part of broader efforts to influence regional leadership, but specific plans remain undisclosed. No actions have been publicly announced, and neither the White House nor Cuba has verified the claims.