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The electricity crisis in Cuba strikes again: almost two-thirds of the country will be without power this Monday

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Cuba faces a severe escalation of its ongoing electrical crisis, with state projections indicating that nearly two-thirds of the country will experience simultaneous blackouts on Monday. According to information attributed to the state-owned Unión Eléctrica (UNE) and reported by EFE, approximately 66 percent of the nation is expected to be plunged into darkness during the peak electricity demand period.

The widespread power outages underscore the persistent structural instability plaguing Cuba's energy grid, heavily impacting daily life and infrastructure as the country struggles to meet baseline generation requirements.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses strictly on the severe nationwide electricity crisis and state projections.
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