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Electricity Crisis in Cuba Reinforces Need to Accelerate Energy Transition

With dated infrastructure and problems with fuel supplies, Cuba’s electricity generation crisis has gotten a lot worse.

The government has taken advantage of the July 11 protests to lock up hundreds of Cuban citizens. Luis Manuel Otero demands their release.

Dan Segal from the United States took our photo of the day: “Friendly Vendor” in Trinidad, Cuba.

The evolution of a project like El Toque is the story of a group of Cubans who have seized unique opportunities and run with it.

In the Atlantic, neither the powerful hurricane Sam or Tropical Storm Victor are forecast to affect Cuba or the Caribbean region.

Cuba had the second most migrants (10,742) who have crossed into Panama through the Darien jungle in the first eight months of 2021.

The Archipielago group has launched an appeal to government authorities to hold peaceful anti-violence protests in Cuba on November 20th.

Taken at different points of the Havana landscape, these images try to expose a distinct vision of the skyline of the Cuban capital.

John Bohannon from the United States took our photo of the day: “They stole the bells” in Havana, Cuba.

This week we have drawn on the increasingly frequent blackouts in Cuba and the inconvenience they cause to the population.