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Cuba's UN Ambassador Says Country Not Collapsing Despite Severe Fuel Shortage
Ernesto Soberon Guzman says healthcare and education systems functioning, as Russia delivers 100,000 tons of oil as humanitarian aid
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- Cuba's Permanent Representative to the UN Ernesto Soberon Guzman stated the country is not collapsing despite severe fuel shortages and economic difficulties.
- Russia delivered 100,000 tons of oil on March 31, providing temporary relief, but future supplies remain uncertain.
- The US blocked fuel supplies at the end of January, causing the electricity grid to fail three times in March, with the most recent blackout on March 21 leaving the entire country without power.
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Cuba's Permanent Representative to the UN Ernesto Soberon Guzman stated the country is not collapsing despite severe fuel shortages and economic difficulties. Russia delivered 100,000 tons of oil on March 31, providing temporary relief, but future supplies remain uncertain. The US blocked fuel supplies at the end of January, causing the electricity grid to fail three times in March, with the most recent blackout on March 21 leaving the entire country without power.
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