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Cuban Gov. Economic Failures Are Always the Workers Fault

The Cuban State makes all of its companies and workers believe that they are responsible for the crisis and should be sanctioned for it.

President Miguel Diaz-Canel threatened citizens who protested the energy disaster and “disrupt the peace of our people.”

I will provide the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly for whoever may take my advice as a world traveler and attempt to be unbiased.

It’s hard to define what is happening behind the actions being carried out by the Cuban government. Everything unfolds like a horror movie…

As has been customary for decades, the vast majority of United Nations member countries condemned the US embargo on Cuba.

Forests that appear intact but have lost much of their wildlife, affecting ecological processes like pollination and seed dispersal…

The only good thing about all this is that the unfortunate situation served to remind the world that Cuba exists.

The same Cuban government has survived for over 66 years despite the severe economic crises it has faced and the sanctions from the USA.

The collapse of the National Electrical System is a sign of the country’s fragility, and this fragility is nothing new.

Truthfully, I don’t foresee God intervening in the current electrical dilemma facing Cuba and its governmental oversight.