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Coal
Fines increase in Sancti Spíritus for producing charcoal amid the energy crisis
Sawdust, small stoves, and pine roots for igniting charcoal: the latest offerings from a store in Villa Clara
Cuban writer: "Lighting the coal," "a new discipline of survival" on the island
VIRAL: Cuban shares method to reuse charcoal and takes social media by storm
Authorities seize coal from a forestry worker in Camagüey, leaving him without support for his family
"Nothing Works": Cuban Woman Unpacks Two Decades of Energy Promises While Cooking with Charcoal
Elderly woman from Matanzas missing for two months after venturing into the woods to search for charcoal
Cuban writer after 7 days without electricity: The revolution is "charging everything that needs to be charged."
"My mother died talking about water and blackouts": The heart-wrenching testimony of a Cuban teacher
Cuban child touching the coffee maker in his home: "It's sooty because communism leads to this."
Coal in Cuba: a sack can cost half a salary, reflects photographer and entrepreneur
Warnings issued about the dangers of smoke and toxic gases from cooking with charcoal in high-rise buildings in Santiago de Cuba
Cubans invent their charcoal stoves: Ingenuity in the face of the energy crisis
The official newspaper boasts about coal exports, and Cubans erupt: "What does the people cook with?"
"That doesn't exist, it doesn't matter": Cubans react to the new price of 350 CUP for the gas cylinder
"Still Exist": Official Publication on Coal Plates Infuriates Cubans
Sancti Spíritus instructs its agricultural enterprises to produce coal
Cuban sparks outrage on social media by claiming that the U.S. won't defeat him: "At least there's something to cook."
There’s plenty of marabou, but not enough coal: Las Tunas is missing out on one of its greatest resources
Charcoal at 4,000 pesos: cooking during blackouts becomes another luxury in Sancti Spíritus
A baby who suffered burns when their parents were cooking with charcoal in Santiago de Cuba has been discharged from the hospital
Coal invades the neighborhoods of Santiago: Cubans set up ovens to produce "black gold."
Cuban animal rights activist burns herself while cooking with charcoal for her dogs: "No one can find peace with the life we lead."
A 63-year-old woman disappears in Matanzas after going into the woods to search for charcoal
The government in Camagüey is trying to contain the coal crisis with official prices and limited distribution
The price of a sack of coal in Cuba skyrockets: "You bought it super cheap."
Even coal is "an impossible mission" in Cuba
Prices in Bayamo: a carton of eggs for 4,000 pesos, a pound of sugar for 400, and oil for 1,500
"Everything feels like a curfew": Cuban denounces shortages and exorbitant prices at a fair
"It’s over for the rice": Cuban prepares breadfruit with fried egg and her video goes viral
"I don't want to resist, I want to live": Mother of Cuban activist Anna Bensi rejects the romanticization of the poverty imposed by the regime
It started with electricity and ended with coal: The odyssey of a Cuban woman to make some beans
Odyssey of a Cuban mother to light the charcoal: "You either defeat the system or the system defeats you."
Cuban woman lights her charcoal stove with pages from "Diario del Che en Bolivia."
Trump publishes list of actions to eliminate green energy regulations and bet on fossil fuels
Cubans invent cooking methods with charcoal while a company exports that same product to Europe
Cubana showcases the redesign of its pressure cooker: "This saves me during power outages."
"How many more bags of coal do I have to buy?": Cuban woman denounces exhaustion due to blackouts
The regime condemns Cubans to cook with charcoal while Díaz-Canel plays at war
Seven facts that explain why Díaz-Canel talks about firewood for cooking in 2026
Founder of CUPET urges to keep "the revolution alive" Really?
Cuba, 2026: "We are almost aboriginals"
Díaz-Canel justifies cooking with charcoal in Cuba as a demonstration of "creative resistance."
Tutorials for Surviving in Cuba: How to Light Charcoal Without Fuel
A grandmother and a grandson who do not give up in the face of the crisis in Cuba
When gas runs out, ingenuity takes over: The Cuban who made his Fiat run on coal
Is this a meme? Cuban soldiers boast about "personnel care" with the distribution of coal, sparking a wave of mockery
While the world debates about Artificial Intelligence, Cuba survives with wood and charcoal stoves
State media speaks of coal as an "eco-friendly alternative" amid the crisis
Coal: The Business of the Moment in Cuba, Born from Darkness
Coal and Fans: The Stimulus for Baseball Players in Las Tunas
Cuban grandmother receives a special gift, and her reaction goes viral on social media: "My little one sent it to me."
Cuba in survival mode: This is how to create a stove with sawdust to cook without electricity or gas
Among rice, peas, and hope: This is how those evacuated by Hurricane Melissa are being fed in Granma
They steal the pressure cooker that she had on the charcoal stove softening the beans
Artists amaze in Isla de la Juventud with a giant Mona Lisa painted with charcoal on the street
At least 60,000 Cuban prisoners produce tobacco and charcoal that end up in Europe through forced labor, according to an NGO
Firewood bundles are being sold in Las Tunas due to the nationwide blackout in Cuba: "Something is something?"
"Cubans never have a day full of joy": A Cuban reveals her reality in "the era of coal."
Coal exports are increasing, and Cubans are asking: "What about the people's?"
2026-10-12T23:04:13+02:00