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- Amid renewed talks of oil shipments, the Trump administration has placed secondary sanctions on Cuba's state oil company, CUPET.
- The US oil blockade has led to an energy crisis in Cuba.
Oil blockade and increasing restrictions are causing a crisis in Cuba's healthcare system.
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Updated Aug 17
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Oil blockade and increasing restrictions are causing a crisis in Cuba's healthcare system.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Bahamas donates $500,000 worth of critical chemotherapy medication to Cuba as sanctions and blockades tighten.Sub-event
- Regime policies in Cuba are restricting healthcare access and resources, contributing to the ongoing crisis.Sub-event
Blockade restrictions are now specifically impacting Cuba's healthcare system.1 source
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