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Cuba’s Population Decline Deepens With Deaths Outpacing Births

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Cuba's population decline continued last year, driven by declining births and ongoing emigration. The country faces a severe economic crisis compounded by U.S. sanctions. This demographic trend underscores the challenges Cuba must address for future stability.

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Why it matters

US sanctions are cited as crushing the island

Evidence

Births in Cuba declined last year.

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Births in Cuba declined last year.

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Politicalscore: 75
  • US sanctions are cited as crushing the island
  • Political decisions by the US affect Cuba's demographics

Plain English

Cuba’s population collapse continued unabated last year, as births declined and people continued to flee an island that’s being crushed by an economic crisis and US sanctions.

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Births in Cuba declined last year.

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Cuba's population decline continued last year.

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People continued to flee Cuba last year.

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US sanctions are contributing to Cuba's problems.

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Cuba is experiencing an economic crisis.

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