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Coverage in this window is dominated by a US campaign to cut off Cuba's fuel imports, the island-wide power failures and shortages that followed, and the resulting contest over supply between Washington and Havana's outside partners. Alongside it run an escalating US military signal in the Caribbean and a legal campaign against the Cuban leadership.
Coalitions with their own frame on the same underlying confrontation.
Loaded vocabulary per coalition and recent headlines.
Countries directly involved in these tensions, or whose own outlets cover them.
A one-party leadership that jails its critics, has run its economy into the ground and refuses to give up power is the reason the island is in this position -- and the reason pressure keeps being applied.
Extraterritorial sanctions on third countries, an island without electricity or medicine, and open talk of seizing a sovereign state have moved the campaign past what its own stated aims can justify.
Fuel cut off, warships offshore, a former head of state indicted and allies punished for sending aid -- this is coercion of a small country for refusing hemispheric obedience, and solidarity with it is a defence of sovereignty itself.
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