Unraveling the Havana Syndrome Mystery

This chapter investigates the perplexing neurological symptoms reported by U.S. officials in Cuba, exploring theories of a potential sonic attack and the challenges of bureaucratic responses. It reviews an extensive CDC report detailing cases of individuals experiencing a range of symptoms, while discussing historical contexts and contrasting international perceptions of Cuba. The ongoing debates and unresolved theories about the origins of these incidents highlight the complexities in understanding the Havana Syndrome.