
Watching and Waiting: Cuba's Anxious Gaze Toward Venezuela
María Elena stood on the Malecón, Havana's famous seawall, watching the sunset paint the Caribbean in shades of orange and crimson. The beauty of the moment couldn't mask the anxiety she felt—an anxiety shared by millions of Cubans across the island. Behind her, the city was plunged into another blackout, the fifth this week. In the darkness, she thought about Venezuela, and what the future might hold for both nations. An Island More Isolated Than Ever Cuba today feels more isolated than it h

















