Maduro's capture is 'beginning of the end' for Cuba's regime, House Intelligence chair says

Key Highlights

• Nicolás Maduro's capture may lead to changes in Cuba's political landscape.
• Chairman Rick Crawford refers to this event as 'the beginning of the end' for Cuba's regime.
• Cuba has relied on Venezuelan oil, which may be affected by Maduro's downfall.
• Cuba acknowledges the death of 32 of its citizens during the U. S. operation against Maduro.
• The deaths of Cuban personnel have intensified scrutiny of Cuba's military and intelligence ties with Venezuela.