Cuba President Blames US for Hostile Moves
The article addresses the economic and political crisis currently facing Cuba as a result of intensified U.S. sanctions since the beginning of the Trump administration. These sanctions include broad oil embargoes and restrictions on important programs such as medical missions, which have led to a decline in tourism, shortages of foreign currency, and a decrease in foreign investments. Additionally, the Cuban people are experiencing a severe electricity crisis, with power outages lasting up to 30 hours, accompanied by rising popular protests due to the deterioration of essential services. President Miguel Díaz-Canel has stated that Washington is seeking to suffocate the Cuban people in order to control the country and change its system, describing this policy as a form of economic and social genocide. This conflict is part of an ongoing long-term struggle between Cuba and the United States, reflected in worsening living conditions and escalating political tensions.
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