The Times describes a «hungry, ruins» cuba and abandoned by its allies

The British newspaper The Times He has looked at the serious crisis that Cubans are going through, especially in small towns where only the poorest, sick or elderly remain.

«The road becomes a dirt track that enters the town of San Felipe, where those who cannot leave. Ruins and a group of five crouched men on the porch of an old mansion, trying to fix a bike with a hammer. in the United Kingdom newspaper.

The medium describes an island «hungry and ruins» and emphasizes that one in ten people has fled.

«Ask the rulers of the island and will say that the revolutionary dream is still alive. But for the common Cubans affected by the increase in food prices, it has never felt further,» says the article that addresses the mass exodus and exodus and the serious economic and social crisis that Cuba is going through.

The text also reveals hope and lack of options for new generations. Many young people seek to emigrate to such distant destinations as Dubai, in search of better opportunities.

One of those who seeks to emigrate to the famous United Arab Emirates City is the DJ Yasel Berroa, who said to The Times that in Cuba «people think more about eating than in having fun.»

The conservative court publication considers that the economic recession of recent years was the result of a «polyrisis» caused by inflation, pandemic and poorly designed attempts to reform the economy, together with the effects of the US economic embargo. These conditions were aggravated by geopolitics «because Venezuela is in their own economic crisis, Russia is at war in Ukraine and Cuba has remained essentially alone.»