Fuel crisis in Cuba

The regime claims fewer accidents in the Isle of Youth, and Cubans respond: "Collisions between people have increased."

An American YouTuber traveled through Cuba and was emphatic: "Communism destroyed the country."

Cuba survives thanks to the ingenuity of its people, according to The New York Times

The striking portrait by The New York Times on how Cubans survive

Cyclist seriously injured after colliding with a car on the road between Varadero and Cárdenas

"This is a divinity": 70-year-old female taxi driver debuts electric car in Pinar del Río

This is what one of the community charging centers looks like that Guantánamo is using to tackle the prolonged blackouts

Ulises Toirac sarcastically comments on the blackout this Sunday: "It's always the 26th."

More than 2,000 MW of deficit this July 26, as the "Guiteras" goes offline from the SEN again

"For that, there is fuel": Cubans share their opinions on Díaz-Canel's performance with solidarity groups

“They are putting an end to the underground electricity system in Old Havana,” Cubans report in response to the frequent power outages

"In every block a blackout, in every neighborhood repression": Cubans mock Gerardo Hernández while celebrating July 26th

Cuban mothers denounce corruption in the electricity supply and successfully restore power in Vista Hermosa, Havana

Cuban boy touching his home coffee pot: "It's sooty because communism leads to this."

The Party wants fewer complaints, but Guantánamo continues to have over 150 daily reports regarding the electrical service

First, they allowed them to proliferate; now they threaten to "suppress" electric tricycles in Sancti Spíritus

"This is a failed government": Cuban mother erupts over blackouts

Even on July 26, discontent is not silenced: police presence reported following protests in Santiago de Cuba

Lawton breaks the silence with pots and extinguishers during another night of protests in Havana and other cities

Díaz-Canel speaks of "progress" in water supply and other "utopias" in Cuba

Truck crashes into electrical substation, leaving over 9,000 customers without service in Aguada de Pasajeros, Cienfuegos

Incomplete fleet and scarce fuel: even so, the Cuban regime demands more lobster in Trinidad

Warnings issued about the dangers of smoke and toxic gases from cooking with charcoal in high-rise buildings in Santiago de Cuba

From Magician to Sailor: Young Cuban Swaps the Stage for the Helm

Cuba on the brink of an electrical collapse: the UNE anticipates blackouts of 2,260 MW

"It's a desert": Cubans react to video of Línea Street in El Vedado

Ulises Toirac mocks Díaz-Canel's "utopia."

Bullets at 70 thousand pesos: The underground business that thrives amid scarcity in Sancti Spíritus

Warnings issued about scams involving fake fuel sales for Cuba

La Guiteras appeals for understanding from Cubans: "We know that the light takes time and that the heat can be intense."

"The Island of the Indigenous": Cuban gathers wood to cook

"That's a lie, there's never any power or signal here": Cubans deny the official TV

Cubans invent their charcoal stoves: Ingenuity in the face of the energy collapse

"Get out!": Cubans erupt after Díaz-Canel's metaphor of the "utopia on the horizon" in the face of the endless crisis in Cuba

The official newspaper boasts about coal exports, and Cubans erupt: "What does the people cook with?"

"We've returned to the primitive era": this is how a Cuban woman scares away mosquitoes after seven sleepless nights

Díaz-Canel admits that Cuba depended on the USSR, China, and Venezuela, and says that now he wants to "not be dependent on anyone."

Reparto Sandino will have the third "solinera" in Santa Clara with several free services

The CDR monitor the neighborhoods... but not the mountain of garbage that burns next to their headquarters in Vedado

Endless blackouts and a network at its limit: Holguín cannot replace the burned-out transformers

Fair or exploitative? The rates of the first "solinera" in Holguín ignite controversy

The collapse of Monte Street in the Cuban capital: the corner of El Cadete today smells of neglect and garbage

Cuban woman expresses despair over blackouts: "You lose all motivation, you lose your strength."

Cuba has reduced its monthly operations of national trains by 74%

Blackouts in Cuba: catastrophic forecast for the night

"You have land": Marrero demands planting in Arroyo Naranjo to tackle the food crisis

Valdés Mesa urges farmers to replace fuel with biomass and firewood to "save" Cuban agriculture

The Cuba of power outages is creating a new social class, that of those who can escape the darkness

"Even the slaves ate better": Historian claims that Cuba has regressed by more than three centuries

Without explanation and with police presence, the removal of transformers causes tension in Santiago de Cuba

"They put it on whoever pays": Cuban mother denounces illegal electricity sales in Calabazar

Cuban shows off his car in Cuba: "Now I sit back to read the comments of the envious."

"That doesn't exist, it doesn't matter": Cubans react to the new price of 350 CUP for the gas cylinder

Cuban government sets new prices for liquefied and manufactured gas

This is how the streets of Cuba are: the Monumental Avenue in Havana, deserted and in the dark

"The Restored SEN": UNE announces the reconnection, but Cubans remain in the dark

Cuba is a "silent Gaza," according to a U.S. congressman.

The Electric Union attributes the massive blackout to the outage of Unit 1 at Felton

Union Eléctrica is preparing microsystems "once conditions are met" after the new massive blackout

Three massive blackouts in just eight days: Cuba's electrical collapse can no longer be hidden