More than 35% of Cuba will be without electricity this Monday, marking a new wave of blackouts following a total power outage that affected the country about ten days ago. The current situation reflects that the problem persists and that a significant part of the population will continue to experience regular interruptions in the electricity supply.
According to reports, again around one third of Cuba will be affected by daily blackouts, highlighting ongoing challenges in the country's energy system. The interruption in the electricity supply not only impacts the daily lives of citizens but also affects various sectors, including commerce, health, and education.
This new episode of blackouts underscores the fragility of the electrical infrastructure in Cuba and the urgent need to address deficiencies in the energy supply. Despite efforts to resolve the situation, the Cuban population continues to face power cuts that complicate their daily lives and generate discontent among citizens.
In this context, it is essential that the Cuban authorities take effective measures to address these structural problems and ensure a stable and reliable electricity supply for all inhabitants of the island. The persistence of blackouts represents a significant challenge that requires a comprehensive and sustainable solution to improve the quality of life of the population and promote the development of the country.
