Fuel crisis in Cuba

Spain plans to allocate 100,000 euros for nutrition, hygiene, and renewable energy for children and youth in Cuba

Economist Elías Amor warns that inflation in Cuba could exceed 40% by the end of the year

Economist criticizes that the Housing Law of Cuba does not mention banks

Economist Elías Amor declares 176 measures for 2026: "They are missed opportunities."

The prices of transportation in Matanzas are unaffordable, acknowledges the state-run press

A garbage dump on the tracks forces the Habana-Guantánamo train to stop in Las Tunas

The new Cuban oil law represents "a conciliatory gesture towards the Trump administration," according to experts

From bad to worse: Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant goes out of service again in Cuba

Cuban firefighters warn about the dangers of storing fuel in plastic tanks following a recent fire

Once again, the banks at Plaza de Marte in Santiago de Cuba have been robbed, just two months after their restoration

Cárdenas Hospital without electricity: Patients in intensive care being reported transferred to Matanzas

Air Europa crews request that flying to Cuba be voluntary: "The uncertainty is at its peak."

The Cuban government is opening the door to private investment in refineries and fuel storage facilities

Nearly fifty stolen solar panels found at a house in Guantánamo

Russia negotiates to restore flights to Cuba after a 73% drop in the arrival of Russian tourists

The Council of Ministers regulates oil activities in Cuba with Decree 184

The Cuban regime denies links to 90 shipments of fuel seized in the U.S.

Fire extinguished in Azutecnia tank truck in Manzanillo: Possible cause and identity of the injured revealed

The number of injured increases to five following the isotank fire in Manzanillo: one in critical condition

A wood-fired kitchen is inaugurated at the University of the East: "An event to celebrate the backward movement"

Cancellations on Air China flights between Beijing and Havana, one of the two airlines still connecting Europe with Cuba

Ten Cuban airports have announced a fuel unavailability notice until November 1st

Marabou for diesel: The "innovation" of a bakery in Artemisa that the official press boasts about

Mass blackout in the eastern region of Cuba following a fault in the Nuevitas-Las Tunas line

Cuba expects power outages of up to 1,680 MW during peak hours this Saturday

A solar lamp that a family installed to light up the block during power outages was stolen in Santa Clara

Three municipalities complicate the epidemiological situation in Las Tunas, and fumigation is progressing with limitations

Sawdust, small fires, and pine roots for lighting charcoal: the latest offerings from a store in Villa Clara

Guantánamo raises train prices, while authorities admit that the prices could change again

Havana recorded 91 circuits without electricity in the early morning: outages lasting over eight hours

Cuban diplomat responds to fuel seizure: "It is illegal to harass ships in international waters."

The U.S. reveals images of confiscated fuel destined for Cuba

Puerto Esperanza, the fishing village of Pinar del Río where there are only two hours of sunlight, and going out to sea costs 11,000 pesos per day

U.S. solar panel exports to Cuba surge by 1,070% while those from China drop by 83%

What is ENETEC, the Cuban regime's company that received the fuel intercepted by the U.S.?

Cubans complain about garbage dumps in Holguín: "Comunales is not interested."

The U.S. intercepts over 600,000 gallons of biodiesel meant for a sanctioned Cuban regime company

The U.S. will unveil details in Miami about a scheme to send fuel to Cuba and evade sanctions

Traffic authorities in Villa Clara are strengthening road enforcement due to the misconduct of minors on electric scooters

Pemex did not record any new fuel sales to Cuba between April and June

Was your flight between the U.S. and Cuba canceled? When should they refund your money and why you shouldn’t have to accept a voucher

Flights to Cuba amid the fuel crisis: which airlines are still operating and which ones have suspended services

Zanja, another street in Havana suffocated by garbage

Las Tunas celebrated its 230th anniversary with garbage dominating its streets

Has fuel returned to Cuban airports? The last NOTAM that left ten terminals without Jet A-1 has expired

Trash bin blocks corner in downtown Matanzas: "Are our leaders blind?"

Police seize nearly 700 liters of gasoline in Havana

Las Tunas unveils a solar charging station costing 8.5 million pesos amid the energy crisis

Punta Brava has vacant lands, water issues, and blackouts, but Díaz-Canel emphasizes its readiness for war

Ships, SMEs, and U.S. fuel: The data that contradict the official version of the Cuban regime

How the "dark fleet" delivering fuel to Cuba operates: ships, flags, and hidden cargoes

U.S. intercepts ship with fuel for Cuba that was reportedly loaded in Panama

China promises more solar energy to Cuba: why 493 MW at noon doesn't prevent a deficit of 2,040 MW at peak times

The only mill in Guantánamo will start grinding cane to produce alcohol and then will try to make sugar

The train is back between Las Tunas and Camagüey, but only three times a week and at 600 CUP

UN designates 160 million dollars for humanitarian crises in Cuba and a dozen other countries

Where was the SIUM? Eight hours waiting for an ambulance and an elderly person died after arriving at the hospital in Isla de la Juventud

Santiago de Cuba Hospital boasts "resilience" while cooking with firewood for its patients

Seven convicted for stealing dielectric oil, leaving more than 6,000 homes in Moa, Holguín without electricity

Four men sentenced to up to 20 years for stealing oil from a transformer and paralyzing the Dairy Complex of Havana