Summary
The United States conducted a military operation that led to the removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. This has affected Cuba, which depended on Venezuelan support, particularly fuel supplies. The situation has raised concerns about potential economic difficulties and unrest in Cuba.
Key Facts
- The U.S. military operation took place on January 3 and involved abducting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.
- Cuba has traditionally relied on Venezuela for fuel to maintain its electrical grid.
- After Maduro's ouster, President Donald Trump announced that Venezuela would stop supplying Cuba with oil and financial aid.
- The absence of Venezuelan support may lead to more severe economic challenges in Cuba.
- Cuban neighborhoods vary in their access to resources; some areas face fewer power outages than others.
- Despite the U.S. action, the Cuban government intends to keep its relationship with Venezuela.
- People in Cuba are uncertain about the future, with discussions about potential invasions or leaving the country.
