The United States is reportedly doubling down on efforts to seek regime change in Cuba by the end of the year, following its recent strategies toward Venezuela. Reports indicate that the Trump administration is looking for insiders within the Cuban government to facilitate this change, amid escalating economic challenges for the island, particularly after losing its main oil supplier. As tensions rise, Cuban officials respond defiantly to threats of intervention, and citizens endure worsening living conditions. The ongoing political maneuvering raises questions about the future of Cuba’s communist regime and the potential impacts of U.S. sanctions.