Energy crisis

Matanzas incorporates two electric hearses due to "sensitive social needs."

An economist compares Cuba to a bankrupt company: "Whoever has the resources must take power."

Banco Popular de Ahorro has been closed for days in Sierra de Cubitas, leaving elderly residents unable to withdraw their money

From food to flashlights: Russia's donation to a crisis-stricken Cuba

Electric service suspended in Isla de la Juventud: only the hospital and water pumping facility have power

Expert warns from the New York Times: "Cuba is running out of time"

Cuban pays 99 dollars for a "balita" of gas: "It's a struggle even with money"

Promises versus reality: Cuban dismantles the regime's economic discourse

They ask a Cuban for advice on life during a crisis of blackouts, and his response is rewarding

Cubans take refuge on rooftops, in parks, and along the seawall to sleep during the blackouts in Havana

Blackouts turn ice sales into a booming business in Cuba

ETECSA informs about a fiber optic cable cut and its impact on Nauta

Government addresses water crisis in Havana with "innovative" manual pumping system

Young man seriously injured and several others hurt in traffic accident in Santiago de Cuba

Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant announces it is online: "It goes in and out, and you can't feel a thing," mock Cubans

"Makes you want to cry": Image of the National Terminal in Havana completely empty

Oil stolen from transformers in Santiago de Cuba: Operational Guard intervenes

Cuban artist recounts his harsh reality amid thefts and blackouts: "My mind only thinks about surviving."

"The people are there giving it their last push," admits officialist troubadour Raúl Torres

"The saddest thing is having millions of pesos and not finding anything to buy": they humorously depict the crisis in Cuba

Up to 20 days without electricity? The "solution" for residents of Camagüey after a transformer burned out

Cárdenas deals another blow to the electrical system: a substation was destroyed by a lightning strike

Government announces another Sunday of blackouts in Cuba: "What a miserable life we are living!"

In Cienfuegos, they sing a bombochíe to the Electric Company and the networks explode: "What are they celebrating?"

The University of Havana is promoting 123 vacant positions for History

Cienfuegos is celebrating Fidel Castro while power outages and shortages overshadow daily life

Díaz-Canel calls for local solutions to problems that the government has not been able to resolve in Guanabacoa

Endless blackouts, but in Camagüey, a cantata by Fidel Castro

Electrical failure leaves the city of Cárdenas without water

New transformer oil theft in Cárdenas exacerbates the municipality's electrical crisis

Transformer explodes in Calabazar, Boyeros: "No one has come to see anything."

Marrero assures that Fidel Castro lives "in every place where truth and justice are defended."

Hermanos Díaz Refinery completes third test with Cuban crude and produces 2,000 tons of naphtha and 10,000 tons of fuel oil

"Which dark hole has my neighborhood fallen into?": Luyanó wakes up without water, electricity, telephone, or television

The price of food and power outages make dining a luxury in Cuba

Alamar has suffered months of intermittent power outages, and residents are warning about damage to equipment

Two new "solineras" in Villa Clara aim to alleviate the energy crisis

Festivities of San Joaquín arrive in Guantánamo amid blackouts, shortages, and a “tempered” crisis

Guantánamo receives 20 electric vehicles to transport dialysis patients

Not paying for electricity: Failures in the UNE leave telebanking out of service in Havana

Fidel Castro: a life of lies, betrayals, crimes, and destruction

Extreme poverty affects 94% of Cubans, according to a study by OCDH

"Does the Cuban government not have a guilty conscience?": Exiled journalist on the psychological damage of blackouts

Why does Cuba penalize the theft of transformer oil as "sabotage"?

Young doctor turns 26 in Cuba and bursts out: "Seeing you without a present and even more so without a future."

From the Hotel Nacional, a Mexican senator invites people to vacation in Cuba: "Come, take a week off."

U.S. warns of hurricane season in Cuba: hurricanes could worsen the electrical crisis

ETECSA asks if you have a landline, and Cubans respond: "What phone, what is that?"

An island amidst blackouts unveils its first "solinera" for electric cars

Another setback for the SEN: Unit 2 of Felton is out of service due to a malfunction

Arrested for "sabotage" after stealing dielectric oil from a substation in Matanzas

"Failed State or Threat": The False Dilemma that Havana Clings to in Response to Washington's New Narrative

The crisis in Cuba takes a toll on mental health: the exhaustion of "making ends meet" every day

Cuban women from Guanabacoa stand guard to prevent the transformer from being taken from their block

Desperate Cuban after days of blackout: "In this country, there is no freedom; we are imprisoned and tied hand and foot."

More than 20,000 people are left without electricity in Holguín after the theft of oil from a transformer

They report a scam involving the alleged sale of liquefied gas that operates between Cuba and the United States

“Normalcy does not exist”: Laritza Camacho on the crisis in Cuba

A gang that was stealing transformer oil in Mayabeque with a high degree of planning has been caught: How did they do it?

More than a thousand foreigners in Cuba to celebrate Fidel Castro amid a crisis