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Energy crisis
"Plain Cubans are dying": the harsh testimony of a Cuban mother
The Spanish Consulate in Havana will maintain its appointments despite the total blackout in Cuba, but it issues a warning
The SEN of Pinar del Río is reconnected to Holguín, but millions of Cubans remain in the dark: What do we know?
Amid a nationwide blackout, the regime prioritizes the activation of rapid response groups in Guantánamo
Cuba remains in the dark: The government claims it still does not know the cause of the national blackout
Nationwide blackout in Cuba, and China announces more solar projects to support the electric system
Young man injured in Morón protests is recovering while the police are searching for him, claims José Daniel Ferrer
Nationwide blackout in Cuba after total disconnection of the electrical system
This is what Havana looks like without electricity or fuel in Cuba
The Cuban regime opens the door for emigrants to invest and have businesses in Cuba
Cuba hints at an economic shift towards a more open model
Cuban actor on the blackouts in Havana: “These are no longer blocks, this is a wall.”
Gasoline in Havana reaches 4,000 CUP per liter on the informal market, independent journalist reports
Decline of tourism in Cuba amid the international boom of the sector
Neighbors block street in El Cerro, Havana, due to blackouts and lack of water
Guantánamo imposes restrictions on bars and recreational centers due to energy crisis
Tenth day of protests: Garbage set on fire near the Ministry of Energy in Havana
Morón and the Double Standard of History
“Counter-revolutionary elements” that were “crushed,” this is how the PCC secretary in Ciego de Ávila refers to the protesters in Morón
Díaz-Canel's physical deterioration fuels memes and analysis on social media regarding the wear of the Cuban regime
Cuba, a less risky operation than Iran
An electricity deficit of over 1,700 MW will worsen blackouts in Cuba during peak hours
"30 hours without power and still I went to work": testimony of a young Cuban doctor touches hearts on social media
"It's not vandalism, it's exhaustion": The harsh messages from Cubans to Díaz-Canel after he threatened protesters in Morón
Carlos Giménez responds to Díaz-Canel: "What happened in Morón will continue to happen."
Díaz-Canel threatens protesters in Morón: "There will be no impunity"
From the cacophony of pots and pans to the occupation and destruction of spaces of power: Morón changes the landscape of protests in Cuba
Blackouts continue to rise: Up to 2,040 MW of impact this Saturday in Cuba
The protest in Morón shakes Cuba and reaches international media
“The candle is in Morón”: Official publication on calmness in Villa Clara hospitals sparks criticism on social media
Díaz-Canel says that universities must adapt to the energy crisis
The government of Havana denies the alleged statement about the imminent activation of "Option Zero" in Cuba
"Don't burn it, it's the symbol of our freedom!": The epic moment when a young person defends the Cuban flag during protests in Morón
Residents of Morón gather in front of the police station to shout "Freedom."
A young man is reported injured by gunfire and a fire at the PCC headquarters during protests in Morón, Ciego de Ávila
Morón takes to the streets amidst saucepan clanging and cries of "Freedom!" due to blackouts and the structural crisis in Cuba
With blackouts and protests in Havana, a recreational festival is inaugurated at the Pabellón Cuba
Cuba could shrink its economy by 7.2% in 2026, according to The Economist Intelligence Unit
Trump claims that the U.S. makes "a lot of money" when oil prices rise
Students speak out in class, describing the hunger and hardships that Cuban families are enduring
Díaz Canel emphasizes that the blame for the energy crisis lies with the blockade, not with the Revolution
What were Díaz-Canel's points in his appearance: from dialogue with the U.S. to the energy crisis
"There are solutions that are not visible," asserts Díaz-Canel
Díaz-Canel boasts about "advancements" in energy while Cubans endure power outages of over 30 hours
Díaz-Canel criticizes protests against the regime during blackouts: "The blame is on the U.S."
The sound of pots and bonfires in the street light up the night in the neighborhood of Marianao
What will he say now on Friday the 13th? Cubans react with irony to the announcement of another appearance by Díaz-Canel
Canada is running out of Cuban cigars due to fuel shortages on the island
Lis Cuesta discovers the health crisis in Cuba and describes it as "sad and outrageous."
Cuban regime installs solar park to ensure electricity for Varadero airport
Cuba anticipates outages of nearly 2,000 MW this Thursday, the worst figure of the week
Pinar del Río is left completely in the dark after a power line failure from Mariel
Trump announces the release of 400 million barrels of oil to lower prices
Amid blackouts and hunger, a father sends a message to Trump: "I hope he takes this to see if Cuba improves."
Isla de la Juventud establishes power outlets in solar park for residents' device charging
Analyst warns that Cuba could descend into a 'failed state' like Haiti if the regime does not yield to the crisis
A new breakdown at the Renté thermoelectric plant exacerbates the energy crisis in Cuba
"The sun cannot be blocked," says the official press: Cubans respond, "the PCC has found a way to do it."
The UN confirms negotiations with the U.S. for the shipment of fuel to Cuba and warns about a hospital crisis
The International Energy Agency will release 400 million barrels of oil from strategic reserves in response to the crisis caused by the war with Iran
2026-03-17T14:17:15+01:00