Lázaro Alberto Álvarez Casas has been appointed Minister of the Interior in Cuba, amid reports of a political transition and mirroring of Venezuelan strategy.
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Updated Sep 6
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Lázaro Alberto Álvarez Casas has been appointed Minister of the Interior in Cuba, amid reports of a political transition and mirroring of Venezuelan strategy.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
Cuba's political transition amid US economic pressureAlso in this story
- The US Secretary of State has pressured Cuba regarding the nation's political transition.
- Marco Rubio testified before the Senate regarding strategy following Nicolás Maduro's capture, focusing on policy review concerning Rodríguez and U.S. arrangements with the government there.
The entities involved
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Lázaro Alberto Álvarez Casas
Cuban politician
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea
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Nicolás Maduro
President of Venezuela 2013 to 2026
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- A high-stakes scenario unfolds involving Marco Rubio, Dinorah Figuera, Nicolás Maduro, and Donald Trump, including kidnapping and foreign influence.
Related events
- Tensions intensify over government change, involving the Interior Ministry and a Cuban living in the US.
- Calls were made at the Madrid Forum regarding the need for Spain to intensify investigations into Cuban assets, given the presence of Spanish companies in Cuba's state sectors.
- José Ángel has been identified as a Health Minister in Cuba.
- Miguel Díaz-Canel, the leader of Cuba, discussed the country's economic crisis during an interview on the program Cubadebate on RT en Español.
- A water crisis hit Havana, while Matanzas reported blackouts lasting up to 87 continuous hours, according to the Los Angeles Times.