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Cuba tourism and energy crisis deepens amid US fuel blockade

Restricted US oil shipments worsen Cuba’s energy and socio-economic crisis, causing power cuts and risking essential services, UN officials warn at a Geneva briefing.

  • Rolling power cuts, hotel closures, and suspension of flight routes have caused tourists to gradually empty out of Cuba amid a severe crisis.
  • The US has blocked Venezuelan tankers from delivering oil to Cuban ports since January, and threatened other exporters with punitive tariffs if they continue deliveries.
  • Tourism is Cuba's second major source of foreign currency after revenue from doctors sent abroad, and is vital for importing food, fuel, and other essentials.
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Jorge Piñon (Cárdenas, Cuba, 79) has followed the trail of the last hydrocarbon vessels that arrived in Cuba. This researcher from the University of Texas Energy Institute in Austin worked for 30 years in the major oil companies —Shell, Amoco Oil, BP — and is every day attentive to the island’s energy sector. Piñón recalls that the last ship that brought crude to Havana was the Ocean Mariner that loaded 85,000 barrels from Mexico and docked on J…

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