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More than 650 delegates from 33 countries and 120 organizations arrived in Cuba carrying approximately 20 tons of humanitarian aid as the island faces its worst crisis in decades. The solidarity convoy, known as "Nuestra America," delivered supplies by air from Italy, France, Spain, the United States, and several Latin American countries, with additional shipments arriving by sea from Mexico.
Cuba has not received a single drop of fuel since the start of 2026. The US decision to block oil shipments to the island has transformed what was already a fragile economy into a full-blown humanitarian emergency:
Cuba is experiencing its 13th consecutive day of social unrest. Citizens have taken to the streets across the island to protest blackouts, fuel shortages, and a deepening economic crisis that has left millions struggling to meet basic needs.
Multiple countries have stepped in with assistance:
Humanitarian organizations have described the situation as a "tipping point." Healthcare, food systems, electricity, and public services are deteriorating rapidly and simultaneously, leaving Cubans with few avenues for formal support. Experts warn that without urgent international intervention, the crisis will continue to escalate.
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