How a four-generation Cuban family survives on $60 a month without electricity or food

The Cuban society is suffering from a severe economic and humanitarian crisis, leading to frequent power outages that reduce energy availability and cause paralysis in various sectors. Families rely on a modest income of around $60 per month, and residents struggle to access food and basic supplies, while productivity and essential goods have significantly declined. Despite these challenges, neighborly solidarity persists through sharing resources and goods to overcome the crisis. Meanwhile, the government blames U.S. sanctions for worsening the situation, whereas United Nations reports indicate that Cuban citizens spend between 6 and 8 hours daily securing their basic needs.

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