Lateinamerika: Wenn es Nacht wird in Havanna – wie Trumps Embargo Kuba nicht schlafen lässt
Die Menschen auf der Karibikinsel leiden zunehmend unter der Sanktionspolitik Washingtons. Doch der US-Außenminister dämpft Hoffnungen auf einen raschen Fall des Regimes.
Wenn the sun sets in Havana, many residents take to the rooftops and streets to find shelter from the oppressive heat. The Cuban capital is suffering from an energy crisis, leaving residents unable to use air conditioning or fans to alleviate the suffocating humidity. The consequences of this shortage have been felt across the island as long lines of cars sit idle on empty roads, with stores emptying their shelves of food and refrigerators becoming useless.
The Cuban government remains steadfast in its resistance against the US embargo, adapting to the hardships with ingenuity and resilience.
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