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The Cuba Question
- Cuba faces a deepening fuel crisis that has crippled transportation and intensified electricity blackouts across the island.
- The crisis followed Maduro’s ouster, with the U.S. cutting Venezuela’s energy lifeline and other foreign supplies blocked.
- Time photographer Moises Saman chronicled daily life amid shortages, showing halted trash collection and people adapting to scarcity.
- Religious and community institutions are increasingly stepping in to assist vulnerable Cubans amid shortages.
- Public spaces and healthcare facilities face aging infrastructure and limited resources amid the crisis.
- The Donroe Doctrine and U.S. policy debates frame Cuba’s political economy amid the crisis.
- Havana and Matanzas residents face daily life where power outages and fuel shortages shape routines.
- The TIME piece highlights three Cuban writers' perspectives on Cuba’s future.
- Public performances and daily life reveal communities’ resilience amid scarcity.
- The article depicts a country grappling with governance, external pressure, and the need to rebuild.
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