Cuba has entered a critical phase in its energy crisis, prompting drastic steps to address power outages lasting up to 20 hours daily. Schools and non-essential industries have closed their doors. Public employees have been sent home early. The state plans to increase electricity rates for private businesses. The situation reached a tipping point on […]
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