Could Cuba be next on Trump’s list of attacks?
Donald Trump says he wants the “honour” of “taking Cuba”. Now Cuban officials say they are preparing for the possibility of a US attack.
For decades, the United States has tried to isolate Cuba. But the language coming out of Washington is getting even more direct.
A tightening of the oil blockade has brought the island to its knees.
Now US President Donald Trump says he wants the “honour” of “taking Cuba”, and his Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Cuba cannot fix its economy without changing its system of government.
In Havana, officials say they are preparing for the unlikely possibility of a US attack.
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Today, Havana-based journalist Ruaridh Nicoll discusses what people in Cuba are living through and what they fear might come next.
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Guest: Havana-based journalist Ruaridh Nicoll
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