
Cuba Faces Widespread Blackouts, Protests Amid Critical Fuel Shortage
Cuba has reported a complete depletion of diesel and fuel oil supplies, leading to severe nationwide power outages. This critical shortage, exacerbated by US sanctions, has sparked protests in Havana as residents face spoiled food and disrupted daily life.
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Cuba has run out of diesel and oil, energy minister says
The minister says the situation in Cuba is "extremely tense", as a US-led blockade of oil to the country causes widespread power cuts.
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Protests erupt as energy minister admits island has ‘absolutely no’ supplies or reserves
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A Cuban official said the situation is “extremely tense” as blackouts sparked protests in Havana on Wednesday.
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Protests broke out across the Cuban capital of Havana on Wednesday evening as the city confronted its worst rolling blackouts in decades amid a U.S. blockade that has starved the island of fuel. Crowds of hundreds of angry Cubans poured onto the streets in several outlying neighborhoods, blocking roads with burning piles of rubbish, banging […]
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