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Picture a hash brown.

Yep.

There it is.

Right there.

Would you look at that?

A golden oval of crispy deliciousness.

From where?

Well, you already know.

Breakfast, done properly.

Serve until 11 a.m.

My friends, protests are happening in Cuba, and this is massive.

For anyone who hasn't seen what is going on, Cuba is going through its worst economic crisis in the last 30 years.

Since the year 2020, Cubans have been suffering from falling wages, deteriorating public services,

regular power outages, severe shortages, and a growing black market.

In just the past few years, hundreds of thousands of people have fled the country.

As a result of everything that has been going on, the guy that you can see behind me right here,

Miguel Diaz-Kinell, who is the current president of Cuba, would appear on the midday TV newscast on April 4th

and would say that his government had undertaken, quote, an enormous effort to ensure the supply of food

for the island's 11 million population. Because food-wise, the country is basically out. As he would say in

the broadcast, quote, April and May are going to be months with better prospects. The Cuban government

will continue to be committed to guaranteeing the people their levels of essential food,

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