Cuban regime contacts U.S. about Venezuela without Maduro, Reuters reports

#BREAKING | The U.S. pressure campaign against Venezuela has prompted elements within the Cuban regime to reach out to the United States regarding the future of the region without President Nicolas Maduro in power, according to a report by Reuters.

This development indicates a shift in communication dynamics between the U.S. and Cuba, as discussions focus on the implications of a potential change in leadership in Venezuela. The report highlights the ongoing impact of U.S. policies aimed at Venezuela and their influence on neighboring countries.

As previously reported, the U.S. has maintained a strong stance against the Maduro regime, which has faced significant internal and external challenges. The situation in Venezuela continues to evolve, and the responses from regional actors like Cuba may reflect broader geopolitical considerations.

For more on related coverage, see the article on recent developments regarding U.S. law enforcement efforts in the region.