The fuel blockade on Cuba imposed in January by the Trump administration has created a serious humanitarian crisis on the Caribbean island, but instead of breaking the backs of the Cuban people, it has inspired resistance and solidarity. Image from a march in Havana, January, 2026 via Miguel Díaz-Canel on X By Zoe Alexandra, People's Dispatch Driving from the José Martí International Airport to the Cuban capital, Havana, you are immediately struck by the emptiness of the majo

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