Spanish journalist and former parliamentarian, Pilar Rahola, suggests that in the wake of the decline of Chavismo in Venezuela, Cuba under Miguel Díaz-Canel faces three potential scenarios with the United States: intervention, negotiation, or collapse. published in Infobae, Rahola notes that the seismic changes in Venezuela might lead to a final crack in Cuba's regime. Potential Outcomes for Cuba1- InterventionAccording to Rahola, a limited military intervention akin to the operation in Venezuela remains a possibility. With Venezuela's support waning and Cuba's economy in its worst crisis since the 1990s, the regime might fall without direct intervention. As Rahola stated, the options of intervention, negotiation, or collapse signify that Cuba's clock could indeed be striking zero hour.