Five Collapsed Buildings in Havana, 68 Partially Destroyed
Cuba’s state power company restored electricity to some lucky consumers in the different provinces, it said on Wednesday.
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Hellish Hours for Cuba with the Passing of Hurricane Ian
This time it is Hurricane Ian, but the people of Pinar del Rio remember Gustav, Ike, Isidore, Lily, among others.
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One Cuban Allies with the Sun for Sustainable Living
A small number of Cubans are generating their own energy and even sell to the national grid. So far Cuba is barely using its solar potential.
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No Power: All of Cuba in the Dark
“The National Electric System faces an exceptional situation, zero electricity generation and no power in the entire country…”
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The Eye of Hurricane Ian Leaves Cuba, Storm Continues
Communication with our writers in Pinar del Rio, Pedro Pablo Morejón and Fabiana del Valle, has not yet been possible…
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Mass Evacuations in Cuba as Hurricane Ian Approaches
Conditions in the Isle of Youth, Pinar del Rio & the rest of western Cuba are expected to deteriorate later tonight and especially on Tuesday
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Hurricane Ian Zeroing in on Western Cuba
As if food and medicine shortages, and constant blackouts were not enough, now western Cuba is facing the imminent visit of Hurricane Ian.
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Cuban Voters Approve the New Family Code
The government says a total of 66.87% of those who cast their ballots on Sunday voted Yes, equaling 46.6% of the 8,447,467 qualified voters.
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Cubans Can Oversee the Vote Count in Sunday’s Referendum
The result of the collective oversight is not statistically binding, but it can function as a kind of “exit poll” that reflects trends…
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Tropical Storm Ian May Pose a Serious Threat to Western Cuba
As Cubans go to the polls today to approve or reject a new Family Code, civil defense authorities are concerned about Tropical Storm Ian.
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