According to the president, he believes that reaching an agreement with Cuba can be done quite easily.
At the end of February, Trump also mentioned that Washington is conducting high-level negotiations with Havana and did not rule out the possibility of a "friendly" reunification with Cuba.
"They currently have no financial resources. At the moment, they have nothing. However, they are willing to communicate with us, and perhaps we can integrate Cuba in a friendly manner," he noted.
The U.S. president characterized Cuba as a "failed nation" and emphasized that it needs help from America.
Since 1962, the U.S. has maintained strict trade restrictions against Cuba, imposed after the failed invasion of the island.
