Tampa Woman Deported to Cuba as U.S. Deportations Quietly Grow
A Cuban woman living in Tampa has been deported to Cuba, highlighting the quiet rise of U.S. deportations at a time when the island faces deepening economic and social crises.
Tag: The Havana Post
Tourism in Cuba Plummets in 2025, Deepening Economic Strain
Cuba’s tourism sector fell nearly 30% in early 2025, deepening the island’s economic crisis. Infrastructure failures, service shortages, and growing instability are driving visitors away, with recovery unlikely before 2030.
Cuba Energy Crisis: Power Generation 60% of Demand, Blackouts Last 20 Hours or More
Cuba’s energy crisis is worsening, with power generation now falling short by nearly 60% of the country’s demand. Blackouts lasting over 20 hours a day have become common, highlighting deep institutional failures and a grid nearing collapse.
Cuba Buys Millions in U.S. Food. So Why Are Cubans Still Going Hungry?
Despite importing millions in U.S. food, Cubans are still going hungry. There is a legal trade behind the numbers, and the broken system that keeps store shelves empty.