Summary
The Cuban Revolution is facing serious challenges due to increasing blackouts and a shortage of resources, making life difficult for many Cubans. The U.S. has increased its economic embargo on Cuba, and the removal of Venezuela's former president has cut off crucial oil supplies to the island. President Trump has also intensified pressure on Cuba, seeking to change its political landscape.
Key Facts
- Cuba is experiencing major blackouts and shortages, affecting daily life.
- The U.S. has expanded its economic embargo against Cuba.
- President Trump has tightened sanctions and threatened tariffs on countries sending oil to Cuba.
- Venezuelan oil supplies to Cuba have stopped after President Maduro's removal.
- The U.S. government has slightly relaxed oil sale restrictions for humanitarian reasons.
- Tensions between the U.S. and Cuba have increased due to a recent border incident.
- The situation represents one of Cuba's most difficult times since the Cold War.
