Trump’s economic vise leaves Cubans desperate for food and medicine
Thousands of aid containers remain stuck as shipping lines avoid penalties, worsening shortages and forcing U.N. relief deliveries to wait.
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The U.S. states that its sanctions are not aimed at depriving Cuba of essential goods. However, the thousands of stranded transport containers tell a very different story.
Trump’s economic vise leaves Cubans desperate for food and medicine
HAVANA — Thousands of containers filled with food, medicine and other goods bound for Cuba have been stranded throughout the Caribbean since two shipping giants stopped deliveries to avoid tough U.S. sanctions, according to diplomats, Cuban officials, merchants and others involved in the imports.
Because of the radical blockade of Cuba, US companies are positioning themselves to replace displaced international companies after a fall of the regime. At the same time, thousands of ship containers are stuck in relief goods and goods. The UN strongly warns against a "silent Gaza".
Thousands of containers loaded with food, medicines and other products destined for Cuba are retained throughout the Caribbean since two shipping giants interrupted deliveries to avoid harsh US sanctions, according to diplomats, Cuban authorities, traders and other people involved in imports. Containers held in various ports contain humanitarian aid, from solar panels and medicines to colostomy bags. Among them are dozens of containers with assi…
Trump’s vise leaves Cubans needing food, medicine
HAVANA — Thousands of containers filled with food, medicine and other goods bound for Cuba have been stranded throughout the Caribbean since two shipping giants stopped deliveries to avoid tough U.S. sanctions, according to diplomats, Cuban officials, merchants and others…
Thousands of accounts loaded with food, medicines and other products destined for Cuba have been held in various parts of the Caribbean since two giants of sea transport suspended deliveries to avoid the harsh san es of the United States, according to diplomats, Cuban authorities, traders and other persons involved in imports.
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