Since January, Donald Trump has strengthened the blockade of the island by preventing any oil arrivals, plunging Cuba into an intense energy, economic, social, and humanitarian crisis. This asphyxiation occurs in a specific context: the illegal war launched by Trump and Netanyahu against Iran and Lebanon, threats against Greenland, the attack on Caracas, and the kidnapping of the Venezuelan president, in short, American imperialism.
So, how are Cubans currently living and surviving? Can international solidarity help remedy this situation? What role should the UN play? And France? Are the United States preparing to militarily attack Havana? These are all questions that we will try to answer with Charlotte Balavoine, the leader of the solidarity campaign with Cuba for the PCF, returning from Havana, Manuel Pascual, president of Cuba Coopération, one of the major solidarity associations with Cuba, and Axel Nodinot, a journalist in the World section, returning from Cuba.
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