Unveiling Havana Syndrome and Media Manipulation

This chapter explores the enigmatic Havana syndrome and its implications on foreign policy and humanitarian crises, particularly in relation to Cuba. It critiques the mainstream media's portrayal of Cuba's struggles, emphasizing the impact of the U.S. embargo while sharing personal insights from the speaker's visit. The discussion expands to encompass the manipulation of narratives by intelligence agencies and the urgent need for accountability and societal change.