U S studies on renewing Cuba relations eyed in talks
State Department considers possible U S Cuban discussions on restoring diplomatic ties after Cuba signaled willingness to discuss under conditions Cuba's ambassador to Mexico said Havana is ready to talk not establish relations if Washington will ease the embargo Kissinger cited two obstacles to rapprochement Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro reaffirmed support for anti imperialist policy Diaz Lopez suggested a future Kissinger meeting could be in view as Cuba remains cautious about major shifts in policy
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U S kill Castro plot alleged reveals invasion plan
Freelance journalist Tad Saule claims the United States planned a second Cuba invasion under Lyndon Johnson with an assassination of Fidel Castro. The plan involved 750 armed Cubans and aimed to exploit Castro’s death for chaos, with sources noting details from Paris and Madrid operations. The Cuban government disclosed the assassination plot in March 1966 after Rolando Cabella’s arrest. Saule bases his account on interviews with participants.
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