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Cuba is experiencing a surge of protests and rolling blackouts due to a severe oil shortage, heightening social tensions. Demonstrations have broken out in several cities as residents express frustration over energy and fuel scarcity. The government has deployed security forces to contain the unrest.
Cuba is experiencing increasingly severe and prolonged power outages as the U.S. oil embargo exacerbates the humanitarian crisis on the island. Rolling blackouts have become common, disrupting daily life and basic services for millions.
Cuba is facing its worst energy crisis in decades, with rolling blackouts and acute fuel shortages bringing the economy and daily life to a near standstill. The government blames a combination of U.S. sanctions, dwindling oil supplies from allies, and an outdated power grid. Experts warn the situation is unlikely to improve soon without policy changes or external assistance.
Cuba is suffering increasingly severe blackouts after the government announced fuel reserves have run dry. Rare protests erupted in neighborhoods near Havana as large areas in the east went dark during nationwide rolling blackouts. President Diaz-Canel blamed the crisis on U.S. sanctions, while the U.S. offered $100 million in aid contingent on distribution through the Catholic Church.
