While details about the alleged agreement and its timeframe are scarce, it could include, among other things, the lifting of a number of sanctions and the easing of restrictions that prevent US citizens from visiting Cuba.
The White House is reportedly also considering an “exit” offer to Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel, as well as agreements on ports, energy and tourism. However, it is unclear what Havana would give Washington in exchange for a deal.
On Saturday, March 7, at the "Shield of America" summit, Trump said that "Cuba is at the end of the road" and noted that Cuban authorities are seeking negotiations.
On January 29, Trump signed an executive order imposing tariffs on imports from countries that supply Cuba with oil.
The Cuban government has accused the US of allegedly trying to stifle Cuba's economy and make living conditions unbearable for the population of the Caribbean island.
