Miguel Díaz-Canel, the Cuban president, confirmed recent discussions with Washington to resolve bilateral disputes amid power outages and fuel shortages. Havana announced the imminent release of 51 prisoners as a goodwill gesture. This marks the first official acknowledgment of such talks by Havana, amidst a severe energy crisis. Díaz-Canel attributed the fuel shortages to an American 'energy blockade' and highlighted the significant impact on the economy and essential services. The discussions aim to assess both parties' willingness to take concrete steps for the benefit of their peoples while respecting Cuban sovereignty. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)