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Imagine starting your day in Havana and realizing your savings are untouchable —
not robbed, not scammed — simply locked by government order.
This isn’t a hypothetical scenario.
It already played out in Venezuela.
And now, Cuba is following the same trajectory.
In this deep-dive macro investigation, we examine why Cuba is approaching the end stage of economic breakdown, how its path mirrors past collapses in Venezuela and Chile, and why the consequences this time extend far beyond a single nation.
When Cuba breaks, the shockwave travels.
Over $1.2 trillion in regional economic impact across the Western Hemisphere — driven by mass migration, sovereign debt failures, banking exposure, tourism implosion, and rising security risks less than 100 miles from U.S. shores.

This video introduces the Scarcity Spiral — a four-phase collapse model repeatedly observed in modern command economies — and pinpoints exactly where Cuba currently stands within that cycle.
This isn’t politics.
This isn’t ideology.
It’s pattern recognition backed by data, history, and real-time indicators.
Inside this analysis, you’ll discover:
• Why centrally planned economies fail in predictable phases
• How Cuba has entered Phase Three: Mass Exit
• Why remittances are the final economic oxygen — and what happens when they stop
• How Venezuela’s collapse destabilized an entire region
• Why Cuba’s failure threatens banking and tourism systems across the Caribbean
• How refugee flows accelerate financial contagion
• Why black markets and organized crime expand after state breakdown
• The key indicator that confirms Phase Four has begun
• Why policymakers are already preparing behind closed doors
When systems based on forced redistribution exhaust their inputs, collapse isn’t ideological — it’s numerical.
And once the chain reaction begins, it accelerates rapidly.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This video is intended strictly for educational and informational purposes.
Nothing presented should be interpreted as financial, investment, legal, or policy advice.
Economic projections carry uncertainty.
Historical parallels do not guarantee future results.

Viewers should perform independent research and consult qualified professionals before making decisions.
This content analyzes geopolitical and economic risk — not instructions or recommendations.

Topics Explored:
Cuba economic crisis
Venezuela collapse case study
Command-economy failure cycles
Migration and economic shock
Remittance-based systems
Caribbean financial exposure
Latin American contagion risk
Geopolitical spillover effects

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