Cuba special ed teachers sustain classes amid deepening economic crisis

Teachers at Cuba's special education schools, such as the Abel Santamaría School for the Blind, continue operations despite severe shortages of food, medicine, and supplies. The crisis, driven by US sanctions and economic mismanagement, is forcing schools to improvise, but the resilience of staff masks a deteriorating system. This highlights the broader humanitarian impact of Cuba's economic collapse on vulnerable populations.

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