Fuel crisis in Cuba

More Ecomobiles for Sancti Spíritus amid increasingly limited public transport

A trial is underway for the theft of transformer oil that left families and a cooperative without electricity in Baraguá, Ciego de Ávila

Buses at 800 pesos and "real competition" in transportation: Tunero municipality boasts of economic "achievements"

Authorities in Guantánamo are making changes to train fares, but it is still unknown how much it will cost to travel

Inflation is accelerating in Cuba and could reach around 25% this year

Economists from the University of Havana foresee another contraction of the Cuban economy in 2026

"If Vedado looks like this, how will the rest of the city be?" Trash piles up in mounds in the central Havana neighborhood

Traveling by train from Morón to Camagüey for 1,500 pesos? Passengers question the price and the conditions

Turkish Airlines announces new return date to Cuba

Citizen report reveals blackouts lasting more than 24 continuous hours in Manatí, Las Tunas

Cubans mock updates from the CTE Antonio Guiteras: "The Tale of the Good Pipe"

Díaz-Canel thanks Italians who raised 400,000 dollars to install solar panels in Cuba

Venezuelan journalist and analyst: in Venezuela "the one who was ultimately destroyed was the whole country."

Private fuel will allow the recovery of urban transportation in Cienfuegos

Cuba authorizes more than 1,900 people to operate electric transport after easing requirements

Two suspects are charged with sabotage for stealing oil from a transformer in Artemisa

Residents of Palma Soriano, Santiago de Cuba, report over six months without water through the pipes

Cuba continues to experience severe blackouts: the deficit will exceed 2,100 MW

200 containers with solar systems donated by China have arrived in Cuba

Díaz-Canel makes his debut on the radio and they tell him: "Salaries are not enough to live on."

New details revealed about the theft of dielectric oil by a 19-year-old and his uncle in Holguín

Residents of the Minfar 3 building, near the Plaza de la Revolución, report overflowing garbage

If there is flour, why is there no bread? The government of Guantánamo says that power outages do not justify stopping its production

U.S. fuel supplies the repressive apparatus of the Cuban regime despite Washington's prohibitions

MINEM states that the SEN is connected "from Pinar del Río to Nuevitas," and Cubans respond: "In your imagination."

Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant suffers another breakdown after Cuba's eighth nationwide blackout

Slow recovery of the SEN after Cuba's eighth total blackout in 2026

SMEs come to the aid of hospitals in Villa Clara with backup power equipment to protect anesthesia machines

UNE provides an update on the restoration of service following the SEN outage

U.S. Embassy in Cuba issues alert due to widespread blackout

Only three percent of customers in Havana have electricity after the disconnection from the SEN

Electric passenger tricycles in Las Tunas have been out of service for two weeks, and there is no short-term solution in sight

Failure in two lines and "unstable weather conditions" are said to have caused the eighth total disconnection of the SEN

Boulevard of Holguín succumbs to chaos and becomes a track for bike taxis, tricycles, and animal-drawn carts

Cuba is experiencing a new total disconnection from the National Electric System

No relief in Cuba: blackouts continue above 2,000 MW

Partial and total cuts of manufactured gas are affecting municipalities in Havana

Cuban airports continue to lack fuel for aircraft until October

19-year-old receives eight years in prison for sabotage following theft of dielectric oil

Another critical day: Cuba faces blackouts of more than 2,000 MW

"Strong reactions from those who save lives in Cuba receiving a bicycle as a gift": controversy over recognition at the hospital in Santiago

Is the U.S. monitoring potential oil shipments from Mexico to Cuba? Report reveals unusual pattern of flights

Cuban educational crisis: second and third-year students at UCLV will not have in-person classes until January

Cuban writer: "Igniting the charcoal," "a new discipline of survival" on the island

Deficit of over 2,000 MW, but an official claims that blackouts in Cuba “have significantly decreased.”

Photojournalist from Girón newspaper after fire denial: "They want to downplay the issue by portraying us as liars."

The Ministry of Energy and Mines denies the official press: There was no fire at the Supertankers Base, but rather smoke from accumulated sulfur

El Necio celebrates 12 hours with power in Havana: "I'm going to turn on my air conditioning."

The Cuban regime boasts about electrical improvements while over 1,200 MW remain idle due to a lack of fuel

Fire at the Supertankers Base in Matanzas: controlled with no casualties or risk of spread

Cuban inspectors are confronted over alleged illegal charges to tricycle drivers

Matanzas loses more than 55,000 liters of dielectric oil due to theft and has 91 damaged transformers

"Ha Havana with 0 damages": the official triumphalism while the rest of Cuba remains in the dark

Guantánamo has been without fuel for days, and the government is sending for diesel and gasoline from small and medium-sized enterprises

Dengue out of control in Guantánamo: three municipalities in active transmission of the disease and hotspots throughout the province

Villa Clara installs 50 "solineras" as blackouts continue to impact communities

Air Transat loses 35 million due to flight suspensions to Cuba

"Without power, without drinking water": Hemodialysis patients in Maisí report dire conditions and seek assistance

Cuba wants to regulate the boom of solar panels on rooftops in Havana

Details of the secret agreement between Cuba and the U.S. that could have resolved the energy crisis but was thwarted have been revealed