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Cuba: Citizens Turn To Bicycles As Fuel Crisis Disrupt Transportation And Commute In Havana | Watch
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March 13, 2026
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5:42Now PlayingThe ongoing fuel crisis in Cuba, worsened by tightening US sanctions and global conflicts, has upended daily life, leaving many struggling to get to work and school. With public transport severely disrupted, a growing number of residents in Havana are turning to bicycles. Even people who own private cars or motorcycles have decided to store them temporarily to start using bicycles. This trend has been supported by a 'change in mentality' among the Cuban population, promoting more sustainable and economical mobility habits. It comes as Cuba faces a worsening humanitarian situation, marked in recent months by shortages of food and fuel due to prolonged failures in the electricity system and the impact of United States sanctions, after Washington recently announced tariffs targeting countries that supply oil to the Caribbean nation.
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