Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel said over the weekend that he has "no fear" of Donald Trump and is prepared to die defending his country, prompting a warning from a Republican Rep. Carlos Giménez who invoked the fate of Venezuela's NIcolas Maduro earlier this year.
"Maduro said the same thing. How did that turn out?" Giménez wrote on X, referencing the earlier U.S. intervention that led to the capture of Nicolás Maduro. Giménez also rejected Díaz-Canel's legitimacy, calling him "an unelected puppet dictator."
