By Ed Augustin in Artemisa, Cuba
Oxen are replacing tractors as the island gets by on just 30% of petroleum deliveries thanks to Trump-ordered measures
Justo Rodríguez mashes through the mud, whipping the two oxen that guide his iron plough as it slowly carves a furrow in the dry soil.
In normal times Rodríguez, 60, uses a tractor to plough these fields. But for months, the farm where he works 12 miles east of Havana, hasn’t had any diesel.
Source: Cuba faces squeeze on food production as US oil sanctions bite
Category: Cuba, World news, Americas, Farming
