The Cuban water crisis is a profound and complex issue that has far-reaching implications for public health and the environment.

Decades of infrastructure neglect, limited access to modern water treatment technologies, and the impacts of climate change have led to a dire situation where many Cubans lack access to clean, safe drinking water.

Recent studies reveal that a significant portion of Cuba's water supply is contaminated with harmful bacteria, heavy metals, and other pollutants.

This has resulted in a surge of waterborne illnesses, including cholera, typhoid, and hepatitis A, which disproportionately affect vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly. - https://cubafocusguide.com/blog/how-much-dirty-water-in-cuba/?unique_id_si81g172

"Uncovering the Troubled Waters: The Dirty Crisis in Cuba and Its Consequences for Public Health and