Cuba expands state food aid distribution in Luyanó as shortages persist

A warehouse in Luyanó, Havana, has begun distributing rice, sugar, and grains to vulnerable residents under Cuba's 'asistenciado' program, reflecting deepening food insecurity amid ongoing shortages. The move signals state rationing expansion but does not address systemic supply failures. It matters as a barometer of Cuba's economic crisis and potential social strain.

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