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Cuba reports US$8 billion in economic damage from US Blockade

Cuba has reported estimated economic damage of US$8.0833 billion from the United States’ economic blockade during the period from March 1, 2025, to February 28, 2026, as the country warns of growing pressure on energy supplies, healthcare, food distribution and international trade.

The figures are contained in Cuba’s 2026 report on the impact of the US blockade, which attributes worsening economic and humanitarian conditions to longstanding restrictions and what it describes as a recent escalation of economic pressure.

STATEMENT CALL FOR SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA AGAINST UNITED STATES CRIMINAL BLOCKADE

Today is 27th October, 2026 and the Government of Cuba is expected to present a resolution to the UN General Assembly demanding an end to the more than 64 years US economic, commercial and financial blockade of the Caribbean nation. The General Assembly will immediately commence debates and vote on Cuba’s resolution on Wednesday 28th October, 2026.

Director General for Foreign Affairs Receives Cuban Ambassador to Sierra Leone.

Freetown, October 21, 2026.—The Director General for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sierra Leone, the Honorable Mr. Alan C. E. Logan, received Her Excellency Ms. Norma Sánchez Águila—Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to this West African nation—at the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Sierra Leone.

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