Most of Havana, much of Cuba sees power restored after tropical storm, repeated grid failures
Cuba made fast progress restoring power to swaths of the Caribbean island nation on Tuesday, both in Havana and outlying provinces, even as emergency and grid workers struggled to reach areas ravaged by Tropical Storm Oscar.
School is out and all non-essential work places ordered closed until Thursday after the island’s power grid collapsed.
Just three or four city blocks in all of Central Havana remained without electricity – an island of darkness in the Cuban ...
A Havana resident who is 88-years-old and lives with a disabled adult daughter spoke about the difficulties of living without ...
Some electricity was restored in Cuba, the government said Saturday, after the island nation’s worst blackout in at least two ...
Cuban Tania Ramirez walks alone along Havana's famous Malecon promenade to relieve the stress wrought by the massive blackout ...
Cubans expressed alarm at the situation and one resident said they felt the country had reached the “bottom of the barrel.” ...
Even in a country that is used to outages amid a deepening economic crisis, Friday’s supply collapse was unprecedented in ...
Vicente de la O Levy, Cuba's Minister of Energy and Mines, has provided an update on the progress of restoring the island's ...
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