Cuba's Power Crisis: Blackouts, Frustration, and U.S. Tensions
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Cubas national power grid collapsed, leaving millions without electricity, with only Santiago de Cuba remaining offline. The crisis is rooted in Cubas outdated infrastructure and limited oil imports, exacerbated by U.S. pressure on fuel suppliers. Residents face up to sixteen hours without power daily, causing frustration and hardship. Talks between Cuba and the U.S. are ongoing to ease the energy standoff, amidst U.S. calls for increased influence and Cuban frustration with the American economic blockade.
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