Cuba's electric grid collapses again as government tries to resolve previous day's blackout

Cuba's electric grid has suffered a complete collapse for the second consecutive day as authorities were attempting to resolve a nationwide blackout from the previous day. The widespread power failures are affecting the entire island, which is home to approximately 10 million residents.

These systemic power failures have become increasingly frequent in recent months, highlighting the severe instability of the island's critical infrastructure amid ongoing economic and resource challenges.