US Proposes $100M Aid to Cuba to Induce Reforms, to be Distributed by Charities
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US officials stated that the U.S. and Cuba held talks this week on a proposal for $100 million (about NT$3.2 billion) in aid, which Washington sees as an incentive for reform in Cuba. The aid would be distributed through charitable organizations like Catholic Relief Services, not directly to the Cuban government. This comes as Cuba faces a severe economic crisis after Venezuelan aid was cut off. Cuba's Foreign Minister expressed openness to reviewing the proposal.