The Cuban government has announced urgent measures to address the energy crisis affecting the country. These measures are aimed at reducing electricity consumption and mitigating the adverse effects that the energy shortage is having on the population.
One of the main measures announced is the reduction of working hours in several state entities, as well as the temporary suspension of non-essential activities. These actions seek to decrease electricity demand during peak hours and ensure a more efficient use of the available energy.
The Cuban government has urged the population to actively contribute to energy savings by adopting more sustainable practices in their homes and workplaces. Recommendations have been made for the rational use of electrical equipment and the importance of turning off lights and appliances that are not in use has been emphasized.
In the words of a government official: "It is crucial that every citizen collaborates in these energy-saving measures to overcome this difficult situation together." While these temporary measures are expected to help alleviate the crisis, work is being done on long-term solutions to strengthen the country's energy system and prevent future contingencies.
