How Cubans Are Surviving
Six months ago, the US cut off fuel supplies to Cuba. Our reporters visited the island and uncovered remarkable stories of resilience.
Cuba has been under a US fuel embargo for six months, severely impacting daily life. Reporters who traveled to the island documented how residents are adapting to these harsh conditions. Stories of resilience and ingenuity—finding alternative energy sources and transportation methods—highlight the Cuban people's ability to maintain hope even in the toughest times. The embargo has affected not only fuel but also the broader economy, yet locals demonstrate remarkable endurance, finding ways to continue working and caring for their families. These observations underscore the importance of international solidarity and humanitarian aid in such circumstances.
