THIS IS CUBA: A country trapped in the past | How do people live? 🇨🇺

We arrive in Cuba, a country that has been the talk of the town for decades. In this first report, we analyze general aspects and the major difficulties Cubans face in their daily lives. The video begins with an introduction at 00:00, followed by a brief overview of the location at 00:47, first impressions at 01:39, and interviews with locals at 02:50 and again at 12:05. We then tour streets and old cars at 04:07, Soviet cars at 04:49, current cars at 05:17, electric bikes at 05:38, and local transportation at 05:50. Political signs appear at 06:40, neglected buildings at 07:30, and a non‑touristy center at 11:15. The absence of Coca‑Cola is highlighted at 14:45, followed by how they watch new movies at 14:54 and a Cuban cinema at 15:50. We see how they watch YouTube at 17:03, lines at banks at 18:48, supply warehouses at 20:31, and how money works at 23:26. The historic center and population are shown at 26:05, the lack of electricity at 26:55, and power plants at 28:20. A segment on no light appears at 19:03, how they get gasoline at 30:54, and why all this is happening at 34:07. We discuss apps not working at 37:04, iPhone not working at 37:30, iPhone workshops at 39:07, tobacco and sugarcane at 39:55, the sad reality of entrepreneurship at 40:20, import stores at 43:32, and conclude the report at 45:08.