🔴The United States Government questioned why the military conglomerate GAESA does not use its alleged 18 billion dollars to alleviate the crisis in Cuba. From the State Department, the Cuban government was directly held responsible for the economic and humanitarian situation, pointing out that the population faces blackouts, shortages, and deterioration of services while that group controls a large part of the economy. ⭕Washington maintains that the crisis is not due solely to external factors, but to internal management and the concentration of resources in structures controlled by the Armed Forces. It is also questioned why those funds, largely held abroad, are not allocated to cover the population's basic needs. ⭕These criticisms are joined by opinions from economists and opponents who consider that the country's wealth is concentrated in that conglomerate, which limits the capacity of the rest of the economy. The United States also reiterated that it has sent humanitarian aid without channeling it through the Cuban State, while insisting that the central problem is the handling of resources within the country. DIARIO DE CUBA https://x.com/mariojpenton/status/2085038530883948743?s=46&t=gT6uLhaVod8uwzT4p6povA