Hasta la victoria, quizás: Cuba’s broken economy

The podcast examines the impact of America's intervention in Venezuela on Cuba, revealing how the cessation of Venezuelan oil supply, compounded by the American trade embargo and the regime's economic ideology, has brought Cuba's economy to the brink. Sarah Birke, bureau chief for Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, explains that the American oil blockade has led to a cascade of dramatic consequences, including electricity shortages and the cancellation of flights due to fuel scarcity. The discussion further explores the potential motivations behind America's actions, questioning whether the aim is to improve the lives of Cuban people or merely to benefit American firms. Additionally, the podcast investigates the unregulated market of peptides, with Tim Cross and Natasha Loder discussing the risks and lack of scientific validation associated with their use.