Donald Trump ordered the massive bombing of Iran in June.

Next, he bombed Venezuela and kidnapped Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro in January

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Is Trump now setting his sights, his imperial sites, on Cuba?

We need a new system. We need a new society. We need to demand that which may have

sounded impossible even a few weeks ago, but is not only realizable, but an imperative necessity. Welcome back to the Socialist Program.

I'm your host, Brian Becker.

Today we're talking once again with Manolo de los Santos.

Manolo is the executive director of the People's Forum in New York.

Manolo, welcome back. Thank you for having me York. Manolo, welcome back.

Thank you for having me back.

Manolo, we've talked a great deal in the last weeks about the kidnapping of Nicholas Maduro

and his wife, the bombing of Venezuela, what comes next, the building of a new anti-war

movement in the United States. That certainly has

happened very immediately. Within hours after the bombing and kidnapping of Maduro, tens of

thousands of people in more than 75, no, actually more than 100 cities, maybe more than 140

cities, came together almost instantly to say no

to this aggression against Venezuela. But what about Cuba? I mean, Trump has said Cuba's the next to

fall. The U.S. has the greatest part of its Navy and Air Force assets in the Caribbean in the Pacific against

Venezuela, but really right around Cuba.

Anyway, how did Cuba view the bombing of Venezuela, the kidnapping of the head of state,

and how are they reacting?

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