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Cuba reports that U.S. energy sanctions have worsened children's health and healthcare access, with cancer survival rates dropping from 85% to 65%, 100,000 children missing daily milk, and disruptions to dialysis and surgeries. The U.S. attack on Venezuela, a key fuel supplier, and sanctions have exacerbated resource shortages, while the UN warns of a humanitarian crisis.

Cuba reports that U.S. energy sanctions have worsened children's health and daily life, with cancer survival rates for children dropping from 85% to 65%, 100,000 children under 7 losing daily milk rations, and disruptions to surgeries and dialysis. Fuel shortages and sanctions have also caused shortages of 300 essential medicines and power outages exceeding 20 hours, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis.

Cuba reports that U.S. energy restrictions have worsened children's health and daily life, including a 65% cancer survival rate for children (down from 85%), 100,000 children no longer receiving daily milk, and disruptions to dialysis and surgery. Fuel shortages and sanctions have also reduced essential medicines and power availability.