Among the many verdant gardens of Havana’s diplomatic quarter, Siboney, ambassadors from international locations historically allied to america are expressing growing frustration with Washington’s try to unseat Cuba’s authorities, whereas concurrently drawing up plans to attract down their missions.
Cuba is in disaster. Already reeling from a four-year financial droop, worsened by hyper-inflation and the migration of almost 20% of the inhabitants, the 67-year-old communist authorities is at its weakest. After Washington’s profitable navy operation towards Cuba’s ally Venezuela firstly of January, the US administration is actively looking for regime change.
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