Debate grows over humanitarian trips as Cuba faces new blackout
Cuba is once again in the dark after a second nationwide power outage in a week, even as international aid begins arriving on the island. In South Florida, Cuban American groups are sharply divided over who should be allowed to travel to Cuba for humanitarian missions. One of the latest delegations — 140 volunteers who flew from Miami to Havana—says they’ve been met with curiosity and skepticism on the ground.