rising crime, reduced trade

Cuban and Venezuelan dictatorships have shown impressive political survival skills, but both will need to improve their economies to remain functional states. Cuba’s biggest problems in 2024 included power shortages, rising crime, reduced trade, and natural disasters like hurricanes. Meanwhile, Venezuela faced recession, inflation, and low oil production. Both countries are grappling with U.S. sanctions and last year’s intensified migration crisis. Street protests, once unthinkable in Cuba, are becoming more common, and labor shortages present significant challenges. Despite these issues, Cuban and Venezuelan comrades will continue collaborating to preserve their political systems and national sovereignty, even if it means further impoverishing their already struggling populations. สล็อต