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Less than a Quarter of Customers Have Electricity in Granma, Eight Days After Melissa Passed Through.

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#SOSCuba: Cubamax Travel, accused by exiles of having links to the #CubanRegime, announces free flights to help Cubans affected by #HurricaneMelissa.
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Less than a Quarter of Customers Have Electricity in Granma, Eight Days After Melissa Passed Through.

#SOSCuba: Cubamax Travel, accused by exiles of having links to the #CubanRegime, announces free flights to help Cubans affected by #HurricaneMelissa.

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Granma Works in the Reconnection to the Sen After the Passage of Hurricane Melissa - Cnc Tv Granma

In the province of Granma, work continues to restore its connection to the National Electroenergy System (SEN), following the severe damage caused by Hurricane Melissa.

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cnctvgranma.cu broke the news in on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
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