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15 July
Cuba begins to restore power after experiencing its third blackout in 10 days.
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Cuba has experienced a significant power crisis, marked by multiple nationwide blackouts over a short period. This week, the country faced its second blackout on July 14, following a previous incident just four days earlier, on July 10. These disruptions have left millions without electricity and are attributed to a deteriorating electrical grid compounded by ongoing fuel shortages, which have been exacerbated by a U.S. oil embargo.
In the past ten days, the nation has grappled with three blackouts, raising concerns about the reliability of its energy infrastructure. The government has activated emergency protocols in response to these incidents and is working to restore power across the island. Reports indicate increasing public frustration as these outages affect daily life, and the situation highlights the broader economic and energy crises facing Cuba.
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