Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO STORY | Trapped in the Dark: Antiguan Students in Cuba Plead for Urgent Help
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO STORY | Trapped in the Dark: Antiguan Students in Cuba Plead for Urgent Help

VIDEO STORY | Trapped in the Dark: Antiguan Students in Cuba Plead for Urgent Help

6 March 2026 - 20:44

VIDEO STORY | Trapped in the Dark: Antiguan Students in Cuba Plead for Urgent Help

6 March 2026 - 20:44

Antiguan and Barbudan students studying in Cuba are appealing for urgent support as worsening blackouts, soaring food prices, and economic instability make daily life increasingly difficult.

VIDEO STORY |  Trapped in the Dark: Antiguan Students in Cuba Plead for Urgent Help

His Excellency Sergio Manuel Martínez González, the Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to Antigua and Barbuda

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5 Comments

  1. Have they spoken to those in charge? talking to observer help how?????

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    • Welllll duhhhhhh! If the students hadn’t talked to the relevant persons, do you really think they would have been in the media about this?!? This is an ongoing issue where the government and Cuban ambassador lack in taking their responsibilities seriously when it comes to the students in Cuba. They need our sympathy, our support. Not your comfortable self sounding dunce with your electricity on and stomach full.

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  2. what about rallying up some food for them? like in barrels. ? we cant always rely on the government for help. they government is stretched and can barely fix roads

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  3. so why isn’t there a move to help these kids especially from their families

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  4. Bring them home IMHO because things are only going to get worse.

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