Scarcity and high prices are driving food insecurity in Cuba, which is being exacerbated by power outages.
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Updated Aug 15
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Scarcity and high prices are driving food insecurity in Cuba, which is being exacerbated by power outages.
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World Food Programme (WFP) data documents the severe food crisis currently underway in Cuba.Also in this story
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- Mario Sardiñas satirizes the lack of food and connectivity in Cuba.
- A mango rot crisis is affecting multiple locations in Cuba, including Guantánamo and Maisí.
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea