April 28, 2026, 10:49 GMT
Cuba’s agricultural sector is reeling under the weight of the US energy blockade, leaving farmers unable to secure fuel for tractors, irrigation systems, and food transport. The restrictions, imposed under President Donald Trump, have crippled production and distribution networks, forcing families to rely on dwindling supplies and rationing. Farmers warn that without relief, Cuba risks a deepening food crisis, as the blockade not only undermines livelihoods but also threatens the nation’s ability to feed its population. The government has framed the sanctions as collective punishment, intensifying calls for international solidarity and urgent policy change.
(Source – APNEWS)
—Agencies
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