Beginning this week, the Cuban capital of Havana will join the rest of the island nation in planned electricity blackouts as the country’s energy crisis worsens, state media reported on Saturday.
The capital, home to a fifth of the nation’s population of 11.2 million and the center of economic activity in Cuba, had been spared the daily power outages of four or more hours that the rest of the island has endured for months.
Source:
The New American
