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Donald Trump said Cuba is 'next' on his agenda after Iran, and that he would have the 'honor' of taking over the country. He stated the U.S. would either reach a deal with Cuba or 'do what we have to do,' and demanded the removal of President Miguel Diaz-Canel.
Trump denied losing support from his MAGA political base while making these comments. The remarks were widely reported as a threat against Cuba, with headlines describing him as having found a 'pressure point' or 'stranglehold' against the Cuban government.
The comments were made during a campaign speech or interview, framing potential action against Cuba as a future policy goal. Multiple reports characterized the statement as Trump once again threatening Cuba.
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