Millions of people in Cuba have been left without electricity in the latest major blackout to hit the country, as widespread power outages become increasingly common.
The outages are linked to fuel shortages, according to the available information. Those shortages have been made worse by a US blockade, adding to the pressures affecting Cuba’s power supply.
The latest blackout is part of a broader pattern of increasingly frequent and widespread power cuts. The scale of the disruption has left millions without power, although no further details about the duration or geographic extent of the outage are available from the information provided.
Fuel shortages have become a central factor in the country’s worsening electricity situation. With supplies constrained, power outages have become more common and have affected large numbers of people.
At this time, it is known that Cuba is experiencing another major blackout affecting millions and that fuel shortages, exacerbated by a US blockade, are contributing to the continuing power crisis. Further information about the cause, duration and resolution of the latest outage was not provided.
