Energy crisis

Díaz-Canel: "We still haven't realized the energy transition we are going through."

Díaz-Canel congratulates Putin on his 74th birthday while Cuba is struggling with blackouts lasting over 20 hours

Díaz-Canel: "The crisis also fosters civic creativity."

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

ETECSA announces that Nauta and Transfermóvil have been restored after two days of outages due to the energy crisis

The unusual warning from MINSAP about food preservation in Cuba

Cuban elderly woman on the blackouts: "It's an abuse against the people, because the rulers live as they please."

Havana without water, but Díaz-Canel insists that results are visible

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

Vanderbilt Survey: three out of four Cubans blame the regime for the crisis, and almost six out of ten prefer ties with the U.S. over independence

The first month of classes in Cuba, marked by blackouts, lack of transportation, and a shortage of teachers

The UNE anticipates a deficit of up to 1,831 MW this Tuesday, along with blackouts throughout the day in Cuba

"Want less dissent? Invest in electricity, water, gas... not police": a strong message from Toirac to the regime

Primary school in Matanzas has been without electricity for over 23 days

ETECSA reports issues with Nauta and Transfermóvil due to power problems

Miami-Dade offers up to $2,000 to pay the electricity bill: who qualifies and how to apply for assistance

Official journalist admits that Cuba has a "sovereign disorder" internally beyond the embargo

Morales Ojeda reaffirms the discourse of participation, inclusion, justice... and social media responds: "No one believes you anymore."

They report from the Guiteras online about the 100 MW, and Cubans respond: "We'll see how long it takes."

Truck knocks down damaged pole in Virgen del Camino, leaving a circuit without electricity

Zanja, another street in Havana suffocated by garbage

Las Tunas celebrated 230 years with garbage dominating its streets

Power outages and now extra work: customers will have to read their meters and report the readings in Isla de la Juventud

Police seizes nearly 700 liters of gasoline in Havana

Water supply when there is power: the new strategy of Cienfuegos in response to the energy crisis

Las Tunas inaugurates a solar charging station worth 8.5 million pesos amidst the energy crisis

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

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

The regime itself admits it: 2.7 million Cubans do not have access to drinking water or only receive it intermittently due to power outages

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

Las Tunas builds its first "solinera" at a terminal battered by years of deterioration

Cubans: Are we really living?

Laritza Camacho on the crisis in Cuba: "No one would miss the taste of bread if they weren't eating stone."

The only sugar mill in Guantánamo will begin by grinding cane to produce alcohol and will then attempt to make sugar

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

The UN allocates 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

Chinese ambassador gives a lesson in market economy to the Cuban regime while promising more solar parks

Seven sentenced for the theft of dielectric oil that left over 6,000 homes in Moa, Holguín without electricity

Matanzas Defense Council warns about thefts from the electrical system in Cárdenas, Jovellanos, Jagüey Grande, and Colón

Authorities speak of "favorable" water reserves, while communities in Holguín go up to 90 days without service

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

South African medical students report deplorable conditions in Cuba: A bathroom for 13 people, days without water, and food that makes them ill

Stunning storm image from a photographer in Pinar del Río

September in Cuba: 11 violent deaths, 136 acts of repression, and 32 hours of blackouts

"What kind of scam is this if there's never any connection?": Cubans React to ETECSA Promotion

The Guiteras could connect to the national electrical grid on Saturday

UN appoints a Spaniard as the new coordinator in Cuba amidst US sanctions and internal crisis

Cuban firefighters warn about the risk of fires from storing fuel in plastic tanks

Havana is betting on solar energy to pump water

Havana is also resorting to chemical traps to prevent theft in the electrical system

Details emerge about the breakdown at the Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant: How long will it be out of service?

Radio Victoria has been off the air in Las Tunas for over a month

Saudi Arabia funds a $9 million mosque in Havana while Cuba continues without oil

A sugar-laden truck overturns in Florida, Camagüey, leaving hundreds of residents without electricity

Cuban warns Díaz-Canel: The reforms to save socialism could lead to "the most ruthless capitalism."

Gerardo Hernández enjoys the soup from the CDR amid blackouts and slogans in Matanzas

La Guiteras is leaving the SEN again just hours after rejoining

Lyrical lament of a poet: between the "Judas of the government" and "a future that never arrives"