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Cuba’s Island-Wide Blackout Explained | Richmond News
Cuba plunged into a nationwide blackout affecting nearly ten million people, the latest in a worsening energy crisis fueled by critically low fuel reserves. With public transport halted and surgeries postponed, citizens face daily struggles—no power means no cooking, no water, no gas. The government blames the U.S. for an “energy blockade” and praises electrical workers as heroes, while admitting production meets only 40% of demand. A recent Russian oil shipment ran out fast, and the situation shows no sign of easing as rolling blackouts and rationing persist. Listen in comfort:Get a discount…
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