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Cuba remained largely without electricity on Saturday morning, after the network of the nation collapsed on the eve of the night, knocking out electricity for 10 million people and raising new questions about the vitality of its ancient system.
When the sun is rising, Network on the island The UNU operator stated that it creates only a flow of electricity – about 225 MW, or less than 10% of the total demand, is enough to cover some vital services such as hospitals, water supply and food production centers.
Cube that works on a clear electric service after the collapse of the second network
Officials said they had started firing the country’s decades, but did not give the term of service.
Cuba’s net fell on Friday night at about 8:15 pm (0015 GMT) after the aging of the transmission line on the substation in Havana, which closed, starting the chain reaction that completely closed the production of electricity throughout the island, Yun officials said.
People walk down the street during the national electric network, in Havana, Cuba, March 14, 2025. (Reuters/Norlys Perez)
The collapse of the network goes on a number of nationwide shutdown at the end of last year, which immersed the fragile Cuba’s power system into an almost total riot, which emphasized the deficit of fuel, natural disaster and economic crisis.
Most Cubans outside the country’s capital Right They have been living with deployments that have reached a maximum of 20 hours a day in recent weeks.
On Saturday morning, Havana remained without electricity. Crossroads of light motion that do not function, and cellular internet was weak or non -existent in some areas.
Abon Boon talked to his friends on the Boulevard of the Havana Boulevard at Havana at the beginning of the Saturday, taking a fresh seawater after a stuffy night without strength.
“Nobody knows now when the authorities return,” he said. “This is the first time this year, but last year it happened three times.”
Many Cubans have a serious shortage of food, medicines and water, and people have run away in the island in recent years.
Cuba blames his economic troubles on Era of cold war US trade embargo, the Internet of laws and rules that complicate financial transactions and the acquisition of essentials such as fuel and spare parts.
On Saturday morning, the network official said Cuba was unable to update the ancient components of transmission and generation from the restrictions.
US President Donald Trump has recently strengthened sanctions on the communist island government, promising to restore a “tough” policy towards a long -standing US enemy.
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The resident of Havana Junior Rejes, a taxi bicycle, returned to work on Saturday morning, despite darkening, pleasing that his food reserves can ruin a day.
“We are all in one situation,” he said. “It’s a lot of work.”
