Cuba’s national electrical grid experienced a total collapse on Friday, resulting in a nationwide power outage for millions of residents. The failure follows a period of ongoing instability within the country's energy infrastructure.
The blackout occurs amidst chronic fuel shortages and the degradation of the island's power generation systems. The situation is further complicated by the impact of United States-led oil pressure policies, which have significantly limited the availability of fuel supplies required to maintain grid operations.
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