Cuba Postpones Habano Festival, Losing Another Foreign Currency Source
Organizers postponed the event to maintain quality amid severe fuel shortages worsening Cuba's economic crisis, with Habanos S.A. reporting $827 million in cigar sales in 2024.
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UN Secretary General António Guterres expressed Monday his “concern” about the “deterioration” of the situation in Cuba in the midst of the serious energy crisis that has worsened in recent weeks in the country, amid the oil siege of the United States. “The Secretary General is concerned about the situation, which is worsening,” said Speaker Stephan Dujarric at a press conference referring to the impact that fuel shortages have on the Cuban popu…
Human Rights Association rejects oil blockade on Cuba
In statements to Prensa Latina, Caceres pointed out that, without a doubt, Washington’s announcement of retaliatory tariff increases against countries that supply oil to Cuba is more than a threat; it is a flagrant violation of international law and the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. He noted that international law has always prohibited, even in cases of armed conflict, “actions that affect the civilian population” of the belligeren…
Cuba cancels major cigar festival as it struggles under economic crisis
Cuba cancelled its annual cigar festival, a key driver of tourism and foreign currency, as it grapples with a major energy crisis sparked by a tightening US embargo. Oil imports from Venezuela have ceased since Washington toppled its leader last month, cutting Cuba’s main source of energy. As a result, the island nation has had to shutter parts of its economy, while public services are struggling to operate. The fuel crisis is so grave that in s…
The country's energy resources are running out.
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