Cuba Open to Reviewing $100M US Aid Proposal

Cuba has expressed openness to reviewing a proposed $100 million aid package from the United States as the island continues to face a severe energy crisis.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez said Havana is prepared to hear details of the proposal and how it would be implemented, following renewed remarks by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding the offer.

The proposed aid package comes as Cuba struggles with recurring power outages, fuel shortages, and pressure on its energy infrastructure, which have affected daily life across the country.

US officials said the assistance would come with certain conditions, although full details have not yet been publicly disclosed.

The development signals a possible opening for dialogue between the two countries despite longstanding political tensions.