Cuba: Transmission Failure Cuts Power to Two Eastern Provinces Amid Fuel Crisis
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Cuba is experiencing widespread blackouts, water shortages in Matanzas affecting 265,000 people, and school schedule changes due to a deepening energy crisis. The situation indicates a critical infrastructure failure with cascading humanitarian impacts, though the specific cause (fuel shortage, grid failure) is not detailed.
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Cuba's energy crisis has deepened following a high-voltage transmission line failure that disconnected Santiago de Cuba and Guantánamo from the national grid, marking the eighth total or partial grid collapse in 2026. This incident, confirmed by multiple sources, has exacerbated widespread blackouts and water shortages, particularly in Matanzas, affecting hundreds of thousands. The immediate cause is a transmission failure, but chronic fuel shortages and deteriorating infrastructure are confirmed contributing factors.
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