Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has condemned a post by former U.S. President Donald Trump which displayed Cuba as part of United States territory. The post, featuring a map, sparked outrage in Cuba and was viewed as a symbolic act of asserting dominance over the island nation. Díaz-Canel firmly stated that Cuba would “never again be a colony,” directly addressing Trump’s depiction. This response highlights ongoing tensions between Cuba and the United States, rooted in a long history of political and economic disputes. The incident underscores Cuba’s sensitivity regarding its sovereignty and independence. The Cuban government views the map as disrespectful and a denial of its nationhood, reaffirming its determination to remain independent from U.S. influence. This latest exchange is expected to further strain relations between Havana and Washington.