The Cuban economy has been affected by two hurricanes and two earthquakes in less than a month, which has further exacerbated its challenges. The authorities of the regime in Cuba have admitted that there will be no economic growth in the year 2024 due to these natural disasters.
The natural disasters have caused significant damage to the country's infrastructure, as well as to key sectors such as agriculture and tourism. These events have worsened the already precarious economic situation on the island, posing additional challenges for recovery.
The Minister of Economy of Cuba declared: "The hurricanes and earthquakes have had a devastating impact on our economy, and it is unlikely that we will see growth this year." The magnitude of the destruction has led to the need to reevaluate economic projections and make adjustments to address this crisis.
The Cuban population is facing an increasingly difficult situation, with food shortages, power outages, and supply issues. The combination of natural disasters and the existing economic crisis has raised concerns about the country's ability to recover and support its citizens amid these adversities.
