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Total Blackouts Deepen Cuba’s Multidimensional Crisis

The UN and the European Union will send 94 tons of supplies for those affected by Hurricane Oscar in eastern Cuba.

On Friday, residents of Cerro and Nuevo Vedado in Havana protested from their homes, banging pots and pans, demanding electricity.

I am talking about a location visible from the central highway. It has a single floor, and its façade may seem austere, only until you enter.

“Everyone is doing it, selling the belongings of family members who have emigrated from the island”

It’s hard to define what is happening behind the actions being carried out by the Cuban government. Everything unfolds like a horror movie…

During the nationwide blackout, the regime supplied the hotels with water for their tanks and fuel for their generators.

The “biggest problem is fuel,” the official acknowledges, anticipating another possible collapse of the national energy system.

The vote in the 193-member world body was 187-2, with only the United States and Israel against the resolution and one abstention,

Lately, I’m feeling nostalgia for so many things. Almost any time from the past seems better to me than now.

The only good thing about all this is that the unfortunate situation served to remind the world that Cuba exists.