- The US continues its pressure campaign against the island's government, which is currently facing the realities of its capital city, Havana.
- Fidel Castro's pressure is affecting the Cuban capital, Havana, as the US embargo deepens fuel shortages. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is pushing for regime change in Cuba.
Buildings in Havana are being subdivided following the assumption of power by Fidel Castro.
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What happened
Buildings in Havana are being subdivided following the assumption of power by Fidel Castro.
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Fidel Castro's pressure is affecting the Cuban capital, Havana, as the US embargo deepens fuel shortages. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is pushing for regime change in Cuba.Also in this story
- US increases pressure on Cuba's energy supplies, leading to power cuts affecting water systems in major population centers.
- Current political campaigns promote Fidel Castro's legacy, and Havana serves as a center for military service.
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Fidel Castro
Cuban politician, author and revolutionary (1926–2016)
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Havana
capital and largest city of Cuba
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