On Saturday, Cuba experienced a partial electrical grid failure that left the western half of the country without power. The blackout notably impacted the capital city of Havana, according to reports from the state-owned Cuban electricity company, Unión Eléctrica (UNE).
The incident represents yet another disruption to the nation's fragile power infrastructure, compounding ongoing energy challenges faced by residents across the affected regions. State authorities worked to assess the scope of the outage and initiate restoration efforts following the evening collapse of the system.
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