the question remains of why the US government wants to keep Cuba in the dark
because a successful alternative to capitalism cannot be tolerated.
I wouldn’t consider a country that cannot manage its own power supply “successful.” I suspect the US would be more willing to help if Cuba stopped being a one-party authoritarian state that sides with America’s geopolitical enemies, namely Russia.
I wouldn’t consider a country that cannot manage its own power supply “successful.”
I mean admittedly I don’t know much about Cuba other than that they’re being blockades but if they can’t get oil because of America’s blockade that’s not really their fault.
I suspect the US would be more willing to help if Cuba stopped being a one-party authoritarian state that sides with America’s geopolitical enemies, namely Russia.
It’s not about helping; it’s about not essentially forbidding the rest of the developed world from trading with them.
texas is unsuccessful then, and as a result the US is an unsuccessful country?
I don’t like many things about the US but I wouldn’t call the country itself unsuccessful
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How’s that communism working out for them?
In Cuha it’s not even about communism; it’s about being way too close to a global superpower who is also your enemy.
Maybe this blackout will make it clear for them. If an oligarchy wasn’t the way to go, we wouldn’t be winning so hard.
ML will just complain about sanctions and send you a bunch of random links
