The biggest blackout in Cuba this Monday will affect up to 63% of the island at once

On Monday, Cuba is projected to experience its largest blackout, leaving up to 63 percent of the island without electricity simultaneously. The state-run Unión Eléctrica (UNE) anticipates that the nation's 9.4 million residents will face a maximum daily average of only two to three hours of electricity.

The widespread power failure highlights severe infrastructure challenges affecting the island's energy grid, severely limiting basic utility availability for the entire population.