Unmasking Havana Syndrome and Media Narratives

This chapter explores the enigmatic Havana Syndrome, evaluating its potential origins and the implications of using methods like microwave weapons for targeting individuals. It critiques the United States' foreign policy towards Cuba and Venezuela, highlighting the effects of sanctions and media portrayal, while emphasizing the need for critical thinking about societal narratives. The chapter underscores the importance of dissent and diverse perspectives in understanding complex geopolitical issues.