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Cuba’s power grid is in freefall as the nation endured its third nationwide blackout in two weeks, triggered by a failing generator in Holguín and fueled by a crippling U.S. oil embargo that’s slashed fuel imports. With only 40% of needed energy domestically produced, hospitals, transport, and surgeries are suffering — and Cubans are scrambling with solar panels and e-bikes to survive daily life without electricity.

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