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Cuba's electricity grid collapsed again, plunging the nation into darkness for the second time recently. The recurring failures highlight Cuba's severe energy crisis and infrastructure strain.
Cuba's electricity grid collapsed again, plunging the nation into darkness. This is the second grid failure in a short span, signaling a system in crisis rather than isolated incidents. Repeated blackouts indicate aging infrastructure that can't meet demand, fuel shortages, and no resources to modernize. Each blackout disrupts water systems, hospitals, food storage, and daily life. The pattern suggests Cuba's energy crisis is accelerating, not stabilizing.
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