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Cuba Power Grid Collapse: Nationwide Blackout As Trump's Oil Blockade Deepens Crisis | WATCH
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3:24Now PlayingMillions of Cubans woke up without electricity after the island's national power grid suffered another complete collapse late Sunday, triggering a nationwide blackout. State-owned power operator Unión Eléctrica confirmed the outage, saying the entire electricity system went offline. Authorities did not immediately provide details on what caused the latest failure.
The latest collapse follows three nationwide blackouts reported in July, highlighting the growing fragility of Cuba's aging electricity network and its inability to meet demand. The country's power crisis has been intensifying for months as fuel supplies continue to shrink. According to the report, the situation has worsened following a U.S.-imposed oil blockade introduced under President Donald Trump after the January overthrow of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
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