Structural failures in Cuba: Indicators of state collapse or signs of a failed state?

For decades, the Cuban state built a narrative centered on the promise of guaranteed prosperity, based on a state model that offered social security and security, universal access to education and health care, and a minimum level of material well-being. However, in the current context, that narrative faces a deeply contradictory reality: the country is undergoing a structural crisis that directly affects the living conditions of the population.