Hundreds of U.S.-sourced humanitarian aid boxes, marked with the American flag, are rolling into Cuba’s Bejucal and Alquízar—delivering food, hygiene kits, and solar lamps to the most vulnerable families amid a tense political climate. The Catholic Church’s Caritas is overseeing distribution, with Cuban officials present at the airport, as this marks the first phase of a larger U.S. aid program aimed at easing shortages. Though past aid has sparked distrust over potential government interference, this shipment—packed with rice, beans, canned fish, and water purification tablets—remains focused on getting essentials to those in need, one family at a time.
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