Hasta la victoria, hambre: rare protests rock Cuba

Joining the discussion are Rosanne Lake, The Economist's Cuba correspondent with a focus on Cuban economics and politics, and Oliver Morton, an expert in space exploration and the publication's Briefings editor. They delve into the recent protests in Cuba, driven by severe food shortages and calls for reform. The conversation also juxtaposes the state of Cuban discontent with breakthroughs in space tourism sparked by Richard Branson's flight. Additionally, they touch on the future prospects of England's young football team, instilling hope among fans.