Cuba: Partial Return of Electricity After Second Network Collapse in a Week
Cuba has begun a gradual return of electricity to wide areas of Havana following a complete collapse of its national grid for the second time in one week amid an unprecedented energy crisis.
Mali: more than a hundred presumed jihadists released in exchange for a ceasefire on the fuel embargo
In Mali, over a hundred presumed jihadists have been released in exchange for a truce regarding the fuel embargo impacting the local economy.
Power is returning to crisis-ridden Cuba
Cuban authorities are working to restore electricity after the second nationwide blackout in a week and have managed to supply power to over 70,000 customers in Havana, including hospitals.
Cuba experiences widespread power outage again
Cuba faced its third major power outage this month due to a technical issue at the Nuevitas power plant in Camagüey province, amid worsening energy shortages exacerbated by the U.S. oil embargo.
Cuba is living more and more on the edge: 'Shower quickly, it's going. Cook fast, it's going.'
Cuba faces worsening conditions due to decades of scarcity and the U.S. embargo, as citizens adapt to extreme challenges such as power outages and a declining quality of life.
Havana and Washington maintain opaque negotiations amid Cuba's greatest crisis in decades
Havana and Washington are engaged in opaque negotiations as Cuba faces its most severe crisis in decades, with increasing pressure due to an energy embargo.
Crisis in Cuba: Another Island-Wide Power Outage in Cuba
Cuba has experienced its second island-wide power outage in a week, exacerbating the country's ongoing energy crisis.
Outdated Infrastructure: Again, a Nationwide Power Outage in Cuba
Cuba is facing severe power outages and food shortages, exacerbated by the U.S. oil embargo and deteriorating infrastructure.
Cuba darkened again after Trump's oil boycott
Cuba faces significant power outages as the U.S. implements an oil embargo, exacerbating the country's economic crisis.
Cuba Went Dark Again
Cuba faced another nationwide blackout as the electricity grid collapsed amid ongoing economic and energy crises.
Cuba's national electricity grid has collapsed again
Cuba's national electricity grid experienced a major outage again on Saturday evening, marking the second nationwide blackout within a week.
Cuba prevents the US Embassy in Havana from importing diesel for its generators
Cuba has denied a request from the US Embassy in Havana to import diesel needed for its generators amid ongoing fuel supply restrictions from the US government.
USA hit by its own oil embargo on Cuba
The U.S. Embassy in Cuba requested permission to import diesel due to widespread power outages, which the Cuban government rejected, citing America’s own embargo on the island.
Miguel Díaz-Canel calls to defend Cuba's sovereignty against Trump's suffocation: 'We will give our lives defending the Revolution'
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel condemned U.S. policies towards Cuba and called for unity in defense of the Revolution during a solidarity event.
Trump 'takes it out' on Cuba: Lifts restrictions on Russian crude... but excludes Havana
The U.S. Treasury has excluded Cuba from temporary sanctions relief on Russian crude while the island faces a severe energy crisis further worsened by U.S. oil blockades.
The US prohibits Cuba from receiving Russian oil
The US Treasury Department has announced that Cuba will be barred from receiving Russian crude oil, intensifying the energy embargo on the island.
The paradox of war and the market: Trump fights Iran while easing its oil embargo
The article discusses the contradictory U.S. policy towards Iran, where the Trump administration considers easing oil sanctions to combat rising global energy prices amid a backdrop of military tensions.
Cuba eagerly awaits humanitarian aid from the 'Nuestra América' flotilla: 'God willing, something will arrive for me'
Cuba is anxiously expecting humanitarian aid from the 'Nuestra América' flotilla, which aims to alleviate the daily shortages faced by its citizens amid a near-total embargo.
Mexico prepares ship with humanitarian aid for Cuba: When will the Nuestra América Convoy arrive on the island?
Mexico is sending a humanitarian aid convoy to Cuba amid the island's economic crisis and U.S. embargo, scheduled to arrive on March 21.
In Mali, Eid al-Fitr Celebrated with Gloom
This year's Eid al-Fitr celebrations in Mali are overshadowed by fuel shortages caused by an embargo from jihadist groups, affecting the overall festive atmosphere.
Cuba gropes in the dark, hope also dies between embargo and Castro supporters
Cuba faces severe shortages of fuel, electricity, and food, resulting in rising poverty and visible signs of desperation among the population.
A Russian ship loaded with fuel sails to Cuba despite the United States' blockade
A Russian tanker carrying 200,000 barrels of diesel is headed to Cuba, defying the U.S. embargo that has left the island without fuel since January.
Russia ships fuel to Cuba using 'spoofing' tactic challenging Trump embargo: reports
Russia is reportedly using deceptive shipping tactics to send oil to Cuba, bypassing U.S. sanctions amid the island's severe energy crisis.
As Cuba suffers and Trump eyes U.S. ‘takeover,’ is Canada doing enough?
The article discusses the severe humanitarian crisis in Cuba and calls for Canada to increase its support in light of U.S. pressures.
Trump Imposes an Embargo, Putin Ignores It: Russian Oil Flows to Cuba
A ship carrying Russian LNG is heading to Cuba amid the country's ongoing energy crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.
Cuba, Salis and the Usual Red Heart: Selfie with Che's Daughter
Italian MEP Ilaria Salis faces scrutiny after a controversial selfie with Aleida Guevara during a humanitarian mission to Cuba amid ongoing discussions about the political implications of the U.S. embargo.
Ignoring Trump's embargo, Russia has sent tankers with oil and liquefied gas to Cuba
Russia has dispatched two tankers to Cuba carrying oil and liquefied natural gas, defying a U.S. energy blockade on the island.
Cuba vows 'unbreakable resistance' as US pressure mounts
Cuba has declared its determination to maintain 'unbreakable resistance' in the face of increasing pressure from the United States.
Cuba's Leader Promises 'Impenetrable Resistance' to New Threats from Trump
Cuba's President Miguel Díaz-Canel has pledged to maintain an 'impenetrable resistance' against new threats from President Donald Trump regarding control over Cuba.
Mexico does not leave Cuba alone: What is the 'Convoy Nuestra América' that will depart from Yucatán to the island?
A humanitarian ship is set to depart from Progreso, Yucatán, to Cuba on March 21 as part of the 'Convoy Nuestra América' initiative, which aims to deliver vital supplies to support the island's population.
Cuba’s political system is not on the table in talks with U.S., envoy says
Cuba's envoy emphasizes that while the country is open to discussions and investment with the U.S., it will not negotiate on its political system.
Editorial: Trump drove Cuba into a deep crisis – the socialist system may already be faltering
Cuba's nationwide blackout this week highlights the failures of its socialist system, exacerbated by the U.S. oil embargo under Trump.
Marco Rubio presses for a change of government in Cuba: "Those in charge do not know how to solve the problem, it is necessary for new people to take leadership"
Marco Rubio advocated for new leadership in Cuba and political changes as prerequisites for the U.S. to lift its embargo and improve relations with the island nation.
Russia's Support for Cuba After Trump's Statements That He Will Conquer It
Russia has expressed unwavering solidarity with Cuba following Trump's comments suggesting he would 'conquer' the island.
Cuba: Electricity restored after Monday's collapse
Electricity has been restored in central and eastern Cuba after the national grid collapsed, leaving approximately 10 million people without power.
Moscow Reaffirms Support for Havana After Trump Says He Will Have ‘Honor’ of ‘Taking Cuba’
The Kremlin pledged unwavering support for Cuba amid escalating tensions with the U.S. following Trump's comments on potentially exerting control over the island.
A Cuba Libre, please
The article critiques the political situation in Cuba and the actions of Italian politicians Ilaria Salis and Mimmo Lucano, who are participating in a humanitarian mission to defy the US embargo by bringing aid to Cuba.
Cuba suffers a new nationwide blackout: 'There is a total disconnection of the electrical system'
Cuba experienced a nationwide blackout, the sixth in a year and a half, attributed to a total disconnection of the national electrical system amid an ongoing energy crisis exacerbated by U.S. oil embargoes.
Cuba: power goes out across the country
A nationwide power outage occurred in Cuba due to a complete shutdown of the national grid, as reported by the state electricity company.
'It is always audited': Sheinbaum clarifies the origin of the account to which AMLO urged donations for Cuba
Claudia Sheinbaum clarified the origin of the bank account that former president AMLO asked people to donate to for Cuba amid the island's crisis.
Cuba announced a total power outage
Cuba has experienced a complete power outage affecting the entire island, attributed to serious issues in its electrical network amid ongoing U.S. sanctions.
How the Historic Rivalry Between the U.S. and Cuba Began
The article discusses the long-standing tension between the U.S. and Cuba, which has fluctuated over the decades and intensified with Donald Trump's return to power.
Henrik Brandão Jönsson: To All Cuba Lovers - The Dream is Dead
The article discusses the harsh realities and challenges of traveling to Cuba, highlighting the decline in the dream of visiting the country due to increased restrictions and costs.
Poor, but green
The article discusses how a Middle Eastern war over 50 years ago had lasting economic effects on Ecuador.
Protesters in Cuba Attack Communist Party Office in Rare Unrest Over Blackouts
Cuban protesters, frustrated with power outages and food shortages, attacked a Communist Party office in a rare public display of dissent.
Cuban State Media: Protesters Ransack Communist Party Office
A rare outbreak of protests in the eastern Cuban city of Morón has escalated into vandalism against the Communist Party office amid mounting dissatisfaction with the government.
Mali: Bamako faces a shortage of diesel and intense cuts in electricity and water
Bamako, Mali is currently experiencing a severe diesel shortage, along with significant cuts to electricity and water, prompted by an embargo on fuel imports declared by jihadist groups.
Cuba's leader confirms negotiations with the US to end the blockade
Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel announced ongoing negotiations with the United States aimed at resolving the economic and humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the US embargo and restrictions on Venezuelan oil exports.
Water Pollution: After the Multimillion Dollar Embargo, Kicillof Blames the Nation for Failing to Finance the Works
Buenos Aires' government plans to appeal a multimillion-dollar embargo related to water pollution, blaming the national government for not providing necessary funding for sanitation works.
Why the crisis triggered by the war in Iran may become the 'greatest oil shock in history'
The article discusses the potential for the ongoing conflict in Iran to trigger a significant oil crisis, drawing parallels to past oil shocks such as the 1973 embargo.