Cuba is experiencing a severe crisis as its electrical grid has completely collapsed, leaving the entire country without power. This situation has escalated fears and concerns among the population of around 10 million. According to information from CNN and the state-owned operator, efforts are underway to restore power, but the exact cause of the failure remains unknown. The collapse comes amidst ongoing challenges related to energy supply in Cuba, highlighting the fragility of its infrastructure. Adding to the chaos, a significant earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale struck near Maisí, eastern Cuba, at a depth of approximately 15 kilometers. While there are no connections reported between the earthquake and the nationwide blackout, the dual crises compound the stress and uncertainty faced by the Cuban populace. Previously, the country has encountered widespread blackouts due to various economic sanctions and disruptions in fuel supply, particularly from political tensions involving Venezuela and the U.S. Additionally, former President Donald Trump’s recent comments about potentially