Cuba en su peor crisis: apagones, sanciones y colapso energético

Cuba has been experiencing a severe energy crisis since 2024, exacerbated in January by US oil restrictions, which the UN has deemed contrary to international law. In Havana, blackouts exceed 20 hours a day. The diesel and fuel oil-powered generators, responsible for nearly 40% of the country's electricity, are practically paralyzed. This is compounded by a chronic lack of investment in thermoelectric plants, which contribute another 40% of the country's power generation. The population is suffering the impact on their daily lives, while the government belatedly seeks alternative energy sources.