Energy crisis

Cuba without oil: "The situation is terminal," according to an economist

“I’m mentally exhausted”: The viral message from a Cuban mother

Axios reporter Marc Caputo on U.S. intervention in Cuba: "The possibility is on the table."

The Cuban regime blames Trump for the crisis in water, transportation, and electricity

Cuban government modifies Labor Code in response to increase in work interruptions

Unrelenting blackouts in Cuba: electricity deficit exceeds 1,900 MW and the National Electric System is stretched to its limits

The United States attacks military areas in southern Iran and shoots down drones over the Strait of Hormuz

Exit of SEN unit one from the Santa Cruz thermoelectric plant: Blackouts increase

"The same little bullets, but in dollars": Cubans facing the sale of gas through a digital platform

"I have no electricity or anything": Is Jorge Junior without a solar panel?

Russian oil tanker remains "waiting for instructions" as it moves away from Cuba

Cuban regime accuses the Trump administration of being "criminal" for the crisis on the island

Luis Alberto García: "Is there fuel or not? Are gasoline and oil ideological?"

"Before, people lived without electricity": Cuban mother faces criticism for showing how her family survives on three hours of power a day

UNE debunks statement about blackouts "with intergalactic standards"

Concern is growing in the Caribbean over the humanitarian deterioration in Cuba

U.S. analyst on Cuba: "The disaster requires much more than 100 million dollars."

U.S. fuel exports to Cuba increase: $8.7 million in March

Cuban shows the José Martí International Airport in Havana: "Nobody is leaving from here."

Another day of widespread blackouts in Cuba: the power grid remains on the brink of collapse

How does one survive in Cuba with only three hours of electricity?

The Odyssey of a Cuban Mother: Cooking During a 30-Hour Blackout

Why don't they repair the Guiteras? The regime uses the excuse of the embargo with parts held in France

The MININT comes out to dispel rumors of a curfew in Cuba

Catalonia will send aid of 440,000 euros to Cuba for the first time in 15 years

"The Castro regime could be in its final weeks," claims John Bolton in The Telegraph

Ciego de Ávila: Sentences of up to 12 years for sabotage for those accused of stealing dielectric oil and cables

The Guiteras could return in 48 hours after a new breakdown that worsened power outages in Cuba

Humorist Ulises Toirac criticizes official triumphalism: "There is no happy ending here."

Actor Luis Alberto García on blackouts in Cuba: "Children are the ones who truly know how to suffer."

More darkness for Cuba: Electric deficit exceeds 2,100 MW

Study reveals the devastating psychological impact of blackouts in Cuba

"The primary function of a government... is to ensure the well-being and safety of its citizens," says a Cuban writer

Fire at Manuel Fajardo Hospital may have been caused by overheating of a lamp

"They are not poorly executed repairs," says executive after third breakdown of the Guiteras in a month

Lindoro Incapaz: "What is coming is what is coming" in Cuba

The Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba shouted loudly: "Long live Fidel! Long live Raúl! Long live Díaz-Canel!"

"The maximum pressure design is sickly": Díaz-Canel attacks U.S. politicians.

"Generates millions and they shut it down": 3rd and 70 Market paralyzed due to lack of diesel while the regime multiplies political acts

The government in Las Tunas claims to be "worried" about the uncontrolled drilling of wells in light of the water crisis

In Villa Clara, the handing over of six homes to victims of Hurricane Irma in 2017 is taking place

"Raúl is Raúl, but the people also deserve respect": Cuban criticizes marches and tributes for the dictator's birthday

The Netherlands warns its citizens that Cuba is no longer a safe destination

"What is selling the most" in Cuba today, according to Chequera

Odyssey on Rails: 27 Hours by Train from Holguín to Havana

The usual: Cuba faces another day of severe blackouts with several thermoelectric plants out of service

A zombie apocalypse? The desolation of 23rd Street reflects the silent collapse of Cuba

The closure of the 2026 Cubadisco International Festival at the National Theater of Cuba has been suspended

"Exemplary" trial in Isla de la Juventud: sentenced to eight years for stealing 60 liters of dielectric oil during the energy crisis

The electric "take it or leave it" that breaks equipment and mental health sparks anger in Holguín: "don't turn the power back on, we don't need it."

"And what about the dollars for improvement? Cuban questions Etecsa about poor service in Madruga."

Record power outages: Nearly 2,000 MW deficit this Saturday

Cuban artist offers original works in exchange for solar panels

An exemplary trial is being held in Artemisa for the theft of 70 liters of dielectric oil from a transformer

The Electric Company in Holguín admits that it leaves municipalities in the dark to keep strategic locations, including the PCC, operational

The presidential candidate of France accuses his country of abandoning Cuba due to "fear of Trump."

The Cuban government will pay 90 CUP for excess electricity generated from solar panels

"We must keep up the pressure": Carlos Giménez sends a message of support to the Cuban people

The height of the regime: They promise to restore the Hershey electric train in Matanzas

Community solar centers: the regime's new strategy in response to the energy collapse