Calls to end the U.S. embargo and oil blockade on Cuba focus on severe humanitarian hardships, including widespread electrical blackouts, medical shortages, and food scarcity. Critics and international bodies argue the restrictions cause civilian suffering, while proponents cite political objectives

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  1. This has nothing to do with the US lmao. Half of my family are Cuban and the food they buy at the store is literally shipped from the US… the Cuban government is the only one to blame for everything going on there…

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