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Cuba: Nighttime Protests in Havana in Response to Power Cuts
Residents in Havana say outages have become daily as Cuba’s grid fails again and the energy crisis deepens, officials said.
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Inside one Havana apartment building as Cuba went dark
Residents of Havana’s crowded tenements face ongoing electricity and water shortages as blackouts stretch for days, with pumps failing to deliver water to higher floors, forcing many to rely on neighbors or travel for basic needs.
Plunged into frequent blackouts lasting more than 24 hours, Havana is the scene of repeated nighttime protests against the deterioration of public services and the worsening shortages of water and food. Suffocated by new US sanctions and the collapse of tourism, the island is sinking into an economic and monetary crisis of unprecedented proportions.
·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Images from San Miguel del Padron, near Havana: beaten pots and burns of waste (ANSA)
·Rome, Italy
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