US offers new relationship to Cuba in Rubio message - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxNUHhHdlJFY1E4bGlQRXIzMDUwWXliRzNFVllxaTBMMWhpemRvcWpJMUx2SkFDMUt1WVJUX0Z1OVhCcnR5aUd5dVRSLUxkWEV6Zno4QjRjemxON2c1cDN1bUY3U0VzU25JRUhVRXJfSmQ5TlNIOEhiMHpJQ1hCejhzUkcyT2ItOUk1SGVUOWFKcUNQck1vdWRsaEQ4UWIteUlLbGQzZlFhSDVvUQ?oc=5" target="_blank">US offers new relationship to Cuba in Rubio message</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio proposed a 'new relationship' with Cuba, offering $100 million in aid and blaming Cuban leaders for shortages of electricity, food, and fuel.

On Cuban Independence Day, Secretary of State Marco Rubio extended a message proposing a 'new relationship' and criticized Cuba's communist leadership for the island's hardships.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a video message to the Cuban people, offering a 'new relationship' and $100 million in humanitarian aid, while blaming the Cuban government for ongoing hardships.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio proposed a 'new way' for Cuba, emphasizing free elections and the removal of military control over political and economic power, while criticizing the Cuban government's handling of the energy crisis.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the Cuban people in Spanish, blaming the military-business conglomerate GAESA for the island's hardships and offering $100 million in aid along with a 'new relationship' with Cuba.