Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Millions of people in Cuba, the electricity network of the nation remained weak on Saturday after leaving the island in the dark the night before.
Mass blacking, the fourth and strong economic crisis in the last six months is the Curved country. The Ministry of Energy and Milli, in a statement on social media, linked the final result in the capital Havana s / s in suburban area.
The power was in an interval of the Internet and telephone service at 8 pm local time.
The Ministry of Electricity in the ministry said Lazaro Guerra, on national television, said that this government was strengthened to support vital services such as hospitals.
Cuban Electricity Union announced Saturday on Saturday, the strategy said that the strategy is to create “microsystems” to gradually restore electricity in the country. Several of them were already operated in Guantanamo, Santiago, Las Tunas and Pinar Del Rio.
Sancti Spiritus, the year’s energy company informed about the telegram channel, than 200,000 customers in this area had electricity thanks to these microsystems.
Many Cuban families use electrical equipment to prepare their food. The disclosure can cause food to melt in refrigerators and perhaps the island’s tropical climate.
“When I was preparing to cook and prepare some spaghetti, the power came out. What? Now?” Cecilia Duquense, a 79-year-old housewife living in the working class of Central Havana, said Havana’s workers, Saturday.
People in Havana have shopping for food on Saturday. Some of the businesses that work using batteries or small house generators were open.
The gas stations were also open, but the tunnel was dark, fled to the Gulf of Havana and connecting the city to the edges.
Cuba lived in similar darkness in October, November and December. The latest was the first in 2025, but in mid-February, the authorities stopped lessons and business activities for two days due to electric generation shortages in the country.
Experts said that power plants were in power plants and fuel shortages in the aging infrastructure. Most plants operate for more than 30 years.
Maines experience a serious economic crisis, which is a serious economic crisis, which triggers the effects of the Covenant-19 pandemology, and to accuse the impact of US sanctions and the impact of US sanctions.
