The collapse of Cuba’s state-run economy is years in the making

The Caribbean island of Cuba has been grappling with a severe economic downturn that's been years in the making, as evidenced by six charts highlighting the regime's struggles. This economic collapse is a significant development, considering Cuba's long-standing reliance on state control and international aid, particularly from allies like Russia and China. The implications could reshape its political landscape, potentially leading to more economic reforms or even a shift in foreign alliances as the regime seeks new ways to sustain the population and maintain power.