It's clever how they chose the timing to bring up old accounts from 28 years ago for litigation.

The U.S. Department of Justice has charged former Cuban leader Raúl Castro, accusing him of involvement in the 1996 shoot-down of two humanitarian aid planes, which resulted in the deaths of four American citizens. This is seen as the latest move by the Trump administration to pressure Cuba. Díaz-Canel responded by dismissing the charges as unfounded and politically motivated. The article also mentions the Biden administration's strategy adjustments toward Cuba before leaving office, as well as Trump's reclassification of Cuba as a "state sponsor of terrorism" and the expansion of sanctions, hinting at possible military action.