Scoop: Inside the historic U.S.-Cuba negotiations in Havana

U.S. State Department officials met in Havana with Cuban apparatchiks, including Raul Guillermo Rodriguez Castro, grandson of Raul Castro, to urge democratic and economic freedoms and warn of risks. The U.S. delegation offered to help restore internet services by setting up Starlink satellite services. This meeting, the first time a U.S. government plane touched down since President Obama's visit a decade ago, occurred with President Trump in office and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. U.S. officials also reiterated longstanding U.S. policy to help eliminate the Cuban embargo and expressed concerns about foreign intelligence, military, and terror groups operating with Cuban governmental permission. President Trump's government will not allow a disaster to occur on the island, according to a senior State Department official.