Cuba suffers extra ration of blackouts and the Electrical Union without “cadre movement”

Cuba is slowly sinking into darkness, blackout after blackout, increasingly more frequent and massive, but theElectrical Union keep goingnormalizing this situation through its "informative notes", without yet being affected by the "cadre movement" initiated by the Cuban regime.

For this February 12, "an availability of 1,937 MW and a maximum demand of 2,900 MW is estimated for peak hour, for a deficit of 963 MW, so if the expected conditions continue, it is forecastan impact of 1,033 MW during this time", indicated the company in itssocial networks.

The number of impacts in megawatts is brutal, exceeding 1,000 MW during peak hours.To these we must add the average of 400 MW that the UNE estimates as being affected during the day..

However, thestate company does not alter one iota the litany of affectations of its “informative notes.”

Directed byAlfredo Lopez Valdes, the UNE continues to “inform”, showing itself apathetic in the face of the collapse of the national electro-energy system (SEN) and the “cadre movement” with which the rulerMiguel Diaz-Canel It aims to “correct distortions and re-boost the economy.”

With this situation, which affects homes, but also the industrial capacity and the functioning of the country's economy, Díaz-Canel still wants Cubans to believe him whenHis government has set a six-year period to produce 29% of electricity in Cuba from renewable energy sources..