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"I Can Negotiate": Castro's Grandson Says He's Ready To Discuss Cuba's Future With President Trump

"I Can Negotiate": Castro's Grandson Says He's Ready To Discuss Cuba's Future With President Trump Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, former Cuban president Castro's grandson and one of the more important shadow figures inside Cuba's communist ruling circle, told USA Today in an exclusive interview that he is prepared to speak directly with President Trump, signaling publicly a potential back-channel opening as the Trump administration intensifies economic pressure on Havana. "I've never been interested in politics. It's never been a calling of mine," Rodríguez Castro told the outlet over the course...
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