Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel started this new month of March of 2024 by telling anyone who would listen to him that the island nation is having trouble living up to the Cuban's Revolution's promise to provide needed food for the island's people, especially its children. Diaz-Canel blames the U. S. Embargo/Blockade that began in 1962 and has been greatly tightened since the Trump and Biden administrations in Washington have "wickedly placed Cuba on its very short list of nations that sponsor terror." The photo above shows the Cuban President speaking this first week in March of 2024 to a receptive and important person -- Alicia Barcena, the Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
President Diaz-Canel talks above with Mexico's Alicia Barcena, an important friend, and he reminds her that "Cuba has only one enemy but that is the United States, and that means the rest of the world that wants to keep our children from starving are not allowed to help them." 
The above photo from the Cuban media in the first week of March in 2024 shows Cuban President Diaz-Canel holding a meeting in Havana with important U. S. citizens that are also apparently concerned with "the plight of the Cuban people at this crucial time."
As shown above today -- on March 4th of 2024 -- powerful worldwide News Agencies based in Paris and London are informing the world that "Cuba, for the first time since winning the Cuban Revolution in 1959, is now begging the United Nations and others as the island tries to keep its people, especially the children, from the throes of hunger."
The U. S. EMBARGO against Cuba began in 1962 and now in March of 2024 for the first time, after Cuba has been put in the ultra-punitive Trump-Biden List of Nation's That Sponsor Terrorism, Cuba is forced to beg the UN and others for help in feeding its people in Cuba.
In this crucial war-torn month of March-2024 both Cuba and the United States need all the friends they can hope to get but, as shown above, prime U. S. enemies use their most powerful news agencies, such as Russia's RT, to remind the world about headlines such as "US-sanctioned country {Cuba} asks UN for help to feed children...Cuba has asked the World Food Programme for donations of powdered milk." Above, to illustrate its headline, Russia's RT News Network quotes the respected Spanish EFE News Network to explain how the renowned U. S. sanctions againsst Cuba are depriving Cubans in Cuba of much-needed food.
Of course, in March of 2024 it is not expected that the Cubans in Miami and the Cubans in Havana will be friendly neighbors anytime soon. And the rest of the world suffers from that dire fact, and not just people in Miami and Havana!!!
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