¿QUÉ QUIERE TRUMP DE CUBA? NADER EXPLICA EL GIRO || #LADISRUPCIÓN

Donald Trump asserts that the United States could reach an agreement with Cuba and rules out, for now, the need for military action. At the same time, Havana denounces the US sanctions before the United Nations and affirms its willingness to engage in dialogue. What is changing? In this edition of #LaDisrupción, Christian Nader, along with Carolina De Nova, analyzes the new phase in the relationship between Cuba and the United States, Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez's speech before the General Assembly, and recent statements from Washington. The conversation also addresses the role of the United Nations, the intervention of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, Venezuela and Nicolás Maduro, as well as China's position regarding Cuba, Palestine, and the United States. In the second half, Nader analyzes the relations between Washington, Beijing, and Moscow and offers his interpretation of US attempts to alter the balance of power among these nations. Are we witnessing a genuine shift in the relationship between Washington and Havana, or merely a new stage of negotiations? Share your opinion and subscribe to Chamuco Media. 📲 Don't miss more exclusive content: 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications! 👍 Like this video if you're interested in this topic 📢 Share this video with others 🔗 Follow El Chamuco on his official platforms: 🌐 Website: elchamuco.com.mx 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/ElChamucoylosHijosDelAverno 📷 Instagram: instagram.com/revista_el_chamuco 🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/El_Chamuco 📺 YouTube: / @chamucomedia 00:00 Cuba returns to the center of the UN 02:25 Trump, Marco Rubio, and the signals toward Cuba 03:50 What does the US embargo really mean? 07:10 What is the UN for? Nader returns to the debate 11:20 Lavrov enters the scene: Russia, Cuba, and Venezuela 13:40 Russia demands the release of Nicolás Maduro 20:50 The new international architecture proposed by Russia 34:35 China speaks out on Cuba and Palestine 41:15 Trump, Xi Jinping, and the US–China relationship 45:05 Is Washington trying to separate China from Russia?