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U.S. Secretary of state Rubio urged the Cuban authorities not to hope to “sit trump”

The U.S. hopes Cuba will take a "different path" or face severe consequences. This is worth remembering for those who expect to “sit out” the administration of President Donald Trump.

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The U.S. hopes Cuba will take a "different path" or face severe consequences. This is worth remembering for those who expect to “sit out” the administration of President Donald Trump. This was stated by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

“We hope Cuba will take a different path,” he told Fox News.

He said Washington hoped that "some people" who control the Cuban government would "open their eyes." “Many of those who continue to chant revolutionary slogans still think they can just wait and change nothing.”.

"They're wrong, and if they don't, they'll learn a lesson from bitter experience," added Marco Rubio.

Over the weekend, President Trump said he hoped to make a deal with Cuba. In this case, the US military operation on the island will not be necessary.

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