Cuba is currently facing one of its worst energy crisies in its history, entirely caused by the US goverment further tighting sanctions on Cuba, and with the recent overthow of the Venezuelan goverment now Cuba has lost its most valuable trade partner.
There is a deficit over 2,000 MW, so its supply isn't even coming close to its demand.
Local transportation, services, and obviously healthcare is being restricted. And considering Cuba does more for the global south in heathcare then literally any western country, it tells you how much this really effects the world, not just the nation itself. As of writting this thread Russia is sending a humanitarian ship to Cuba, do we think the US is gonna stop the ship?
So i must ask, what can we do indiviually to help Cuba?
>>2698776you can donate to the flotilla that is going there to help, or if you have enough balls to not be scared that the US government might bomb you join them yourself
Nuestra America Flotilla:
https://act.progressive.international/flotilla/ >>2698791Unironically thanks for the link, was worried the best I got was buying a bunch of Cuban cigars.
The US empire dying and it wants to take as many of it's neighbours along with it
>>2698776China should send solar panels and electric vehicles there. This would make the island self sustaining when it comes to energy.
>>2699043that libtard should be giving them hypersonics
>>2698791We should do a joint fund, in the name of leftypol, for the flotilla, raise a decent amount?
>>2699043Cuckold won't do jackshit, Lukashenko invade Russia NOW!!!!1
so has anything changed?
Boomp as happening addicts now claim Cuba has fallen to the Untied $$nakes$$
Is Cuba in a worse spot for dealing with a crisis like this than it was at the onset of the Special Period?
Did the solar panel projects work
>>2743921kinda, they have some places (some schools and hospitals) that can run independent of the grid and some big solar farms, but not yet enough to replace the oil needed, and no (or not enough) electric cars/bus either, and the industry is probably at a standstill
>>2718408yes a bit worse, because even if they had to rebuild the economy and trade, they could still manage to sell their sugar and get oil for it, now they're effectively entirely blockaded from any oil entering
did putins oil tanker arrive yet?
>>2744174u made it a month after mine though…