Electricity Returns to Cuba as U.S. Oil Blockade Worsens Crisis

Electricity has been restored across all of Cuba after a blackout that lasted less than a week, despite the ongoing U.S. oil embargo imposed on the island. The National Power Company announced that the grid has been reconnected in all areas after efforts exceeding 24 hours and challenges related to fuel shortages. Over 65% of homes in Havana, with a population of 1.7 million, had power restored overnight. This outage, the fourth in less than six months, was caused by a grid failure. Officials attribute it to the impact of the U.S. embargo, which hampers fuel supplies and slows the process of restoring power.

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