Cuba's Healthcare Crisis Amid Sanctions and Oil Crisis
- Cuba's hospitals are critically low on medical supplies and equipment.
- US sanctions and an oil crisis have crippled Cuba's healthcare system.
- Doctors struggle to provide effective care, especially for vulnerable groups.
- Over 9 million Cubans are affected by the deepening humanitarian crisis.
- The Cuban government acknowledges the crisis and its impact on healthcare delivery.
Articles (5)
The Times of India·
Cuba's hospitals on the brink as US sanctions and oil crisis cripple healthcare
CBS News·
U.S. sanctions push Cuba to the brink, with healthcare at risk
CBS News·
60 Minutes Transcript: U.S. pressure deepens crisis in Cuba
CBS News·
Cuba increasingly isolated from the global economy amid tough new U.S. sanctions
CBS News·
Cuba in Crisis