Trump says Cuba wants to make a deal with the US

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by Julia Manchester
March 16, 2026
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Trump says Cuba wants to make a deal with the US soon.

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President Trump stated that Cuba wants to make a deal with the United States. Trump indicated that he expects an agreement or action regarding Cuba to happen soon.

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