Water crisis in Cuba worsens due to blackouts, and Díaz-Canel acknowledges the critical situation with the supply of drinking water.

On Thursday, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel acknowledged a critical situation regarding the supply of drinking water for the population in Havana. During the day, the Cuban leader visited a strategic water source supplying the capital to inspect conditions.

The visit and subsequent acknowledgment highlight ongoing infrastructural and utility challenges faced by residents in Havana, where a significant portion of the population continues to be affected by severe disruptions in water service.