Summary
Pregnant women in Cuba face challenges due to fuel shortages and frequent power outages. A blockade imposed by the Trump administration has led to a lack of fuel, affecting hospitals and daily life. Despite the difficulties, medical staff continue to provide care under challenging conditions.
Key Facts
- The Trump administration imposed a fuel blockade on Cuba three months ago.
- This blockade has led to frequent power outages across the country.
- Pregnant women in Cuba face difficulties due to power cuts and limited resources.
- Mauren Echevarría Peña, a pregnant woman in Havana, has received medical care despite these conditions.
- There are about 32,800 pregnant women in Cuba currently.
- Indira Martínez, another pregnant woman, struggles with daily activities due to power issues.
- The U.S. has warned other countries against sending fuel to Cuba, but Mexico has sent humanitarian aid instead.
