BENIN CONFIRMS ROMUALD WADAGNI'S PRESIDENTIAL VOTE WIN. (PHOTO).

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 Benin confirms Romuald Wadagni's presidential vote win Benin's Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni was officially confirmed to have won the West African country's presidential election, according to final results. The Constitutional Court confirmed the provisional tally announced last week, which gave outgoing President Patrice Talon's successor a landslide win. Many observers believe that the outcome of the April 12 vote was a foregone conclusion. Teacher and former Minister Paul Hounkpe was the only opposition candidate, while the main opposition party, The Democrats, was unable to take part due to an insufficient number of sponsorships. Wadagni to take oath of office on May 24 "The court hereby definitively declares Mr. Kossi Mbueke Romuald Wadagni elected president of the Republic, and Ms. Mariam Chabi Talata vice president," the president of the Constitutional Court, Cossi Dorothe Sossa, announced at the institution's headquarters. Wadagni will take off...

CUBA AND U.S HOLD HIGH-LEVEL TALKS AFTER TRUMP PREDICTS REGIME COLLAPSE. (PHOTO).



 Cuba and US hold high-level talks after Trump predicts regime collapse

Cuba’s president, Miquel Díaz-Canel, publicly confirmed Friday that his government has been holding talks with the United States, a rare acknowledgment amid rising pressure from President Donald Trump’s administration. Speaking on national television, Díaz-Canel said the discussions were “in their first phase,” with officials from both countries working to “establish an agenda” and stressed the goal of avoiding speculation about the process.

The Trump administration has escalated pressure on Havana, including an effective fuel blockade since late January that has deepened Cuba’s energy crisis, leaving the island without shipments for over three months. President Trump has charged Secretary of State Marco Rubio with leading the negotiations, predicting that the Cuban regime “is going to fall pretty soon” and signaling openness to a “friendly takeover,” though he has not ruled out military intervention. Rubio has emphasized the potential for incremental change, noting that Cuba “needs to change” gradually rather than all at once. Experts suggest a more measured approach could prevail, with stability and a managed transition likely priorities. Analysts also note that a Vatican-mediated process, which has historically facilitated U.S.-Cuba cooperation, could help build trust, ensure verifiable agreements, and prevent the Cuban population from being caught in the middle of the negotiations.


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