Trump Suggests Rubio as Cuba's President, Warns Havana to 'Make a Deal'

• Donald Trump suggested Marco Rubio as Cuba's president, stating, "Sounds good to me!", though it's not official US policy.
• The comment comes amid strained US-Latin America relations, following a military operation in Venezuela last week.
• Trump also warned Cuba about its economic woes and reliance on Venezuelan oil, claiming it's close to collapse.
• He urged Cuba to "make a deal" with Washington, threatening to cut off oil and money from Venezuela.
• Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez rejected Trump's claims, denying receiving money for security services and accusing the US of criminal behavior.

Why It Matters: Trump suggests Marco Rubio for Cuba's presidency and warns Havana to negotiate amidst rising regional tensions.