The BBC's Spanish service spoke for a week with a young art historian from Cuba's capital, Havana, to understand how the crisis reshaped his life and dreams for the future. The interview revealed the extreme difficulties faced by Cuban citizens, including the lack of light, water, and transportation.
The young art historian described how constant blackouts profoundly affect his daily routine and his prospects for the future. The crisis in the country reshaped not only his material living conditions but also his aspirations and personal plans.
The article presents a personal and detailed account of the consequences of the Cuban crisis on the life of an ordinary citizen, showing how the country's economic situation and infrastructure directly impacts the local population. The week-long conversation with the young man allowed for an in-depth view of the frustrations faced by Havana's inhabitants.
