Unlight Diary: Communism Distribution Lack of Energy in Cuba

Few things are as iconic in Cuba's landscape as the obsolete cars and converted to the streets of Havana. But vehicles are increasingly visible at night — the problem goes beyond the lack of parts or lack of fuel. The dictatorship cannot cover the population with something more vital: electricity. + Read more news from the West After years of inadequate maintenance, the electrical network has become as unstable as the cars. Without light, the po…

Dozens of people took to the streets in Cuba this Friday night to protest for the second time in the week against the regime of Miguel Díaz-Canel for the constant blackouts, which already exceed 20 hours a day. The epicenter of the demonstrations of the last morning was Bayamo, the city where the National Anthem was tolled for the first time during the independence struggles of 1868, although there were also civil gatherings in the town of Jabaq…

Despite the Meteoro 2025 exercise, Cuba faces blackouts that impact daily life and basic services. Protests emerge in cities due to shortages and prolonged power cuts.

For that reason dozens of residents of Bayamo “took to the street again” the last two nights, she explains to EFE a villager of this historic city of about 200,000 inhabitants in the far east of Cuba. “Never Bayamo, since July 11, I have been a ...

Residents of Bayamo are back on the streets due to power outages and shortages, and the regime is responding with propaganda and fairs.

Dozens of people took to the streets in Cuba this Friday night to protest for the second time in the week against the regime of Miguel Díaz-Canel for the constant blackouts, which already exceed 20 hours a day. Infobae The epicenter of the demonstrations of the last morning was Bayamo, the city where the National Anthem was tolled for the first time during the independence struggles of 1868, although there were also civil gatherings in the town …