> Cuba Fuel Crisis Cascades from Street Protests to Emergency Powers
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Acute fuel shortages are driving multi-city protests across Cuba, with rising probability that the regime invokes formal emergency powers in Havana to contain unrest. The cascade links a social-economic trigger to a political-coercive response.
// Cascade Logic
Fuel shortages → multi-city protest spread → regime threat perception rises → formal state of emergency in Havana becomes more likely (i.e., the NOT-declare probability falls).
// Causal Graph
// Causal Links
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Cross-city protest contagion historically precedes Cuban regime emergency measures; as multi-city unrest rises, the probability of NOT declaring emergency falls correspondingly.